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"thrusted" poems
Can I drown in the sweet sorrow of your passion? Bask in the drips of your essence and savor your liquid ecstasy. Stare in awe at the contours of your body as it bends to my very will. Making you feel as real as this fantasy world we have thrusted ourselves into. Your soft whimpers caresses my ears as our spirits are driven by their own Heaven and Hell. The rapid movements of your ribcage soothes my ravenous soul as our bodies intertwine with each other. The aroma of our mixture captivates my subconscience as we're climbing towards your highest peak. Your petite thighs clenching onto my physique build as the wave of nirvana overpowers your psyche. She slowly drifts away from our fantasy world, leaving me here to dwell on her forsaken sorrow. My body yearns to hear your voice in the endless darkness as it awaits for your return. Can I cross the threshold into your garden of Eden one last time?
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May 4, 2012
May 4, 2012 at 4:13 AM UTC
Soul Quest
this is a tale of two star-crossed lovers with a love so powerful they tainted the heavens with bursts of colours they were never meant to be; mischievous little kids finding love in sinful glee in laughter, between dreams and reality and though it was lawless, they found solace because in every prison, they found a rhyme and a reason but even for a love so great, they could not escape the fates’ wrath and envy destiny pulled on their threads cut them loose, thrusted them into misery; for their memories were wiped clean, but feelings remained as strong as they had ever been the boy exiled in a far off land across the pacific sea the girl trapped in her need to break free in a realm both boring and bland ensnared in a labyrinth of woe the lovers yearned for anything— for something, for someone, to obliterate this endless longing the gods answered them in the form of two loved ones polished in every edge, a perfect someone but perfect felt too perfect and not perfect enough to fill up the hole left by a perfectly imperfect until one day the gods whispered for the winds to push the two and the birds to tug at their sleeves over mountain and sea even through the darkest valley so their paths would finally meet and so they did. in the flurry of a moment a pair of brown eyes met and time was frozen once more the two stared intently as if remembering a broken melody a lost childhood song branded as a wrong the birds fluttered and flew taking the cursed red fibre snipped them in two and the lovers felt all the lighter it was the girl who spoke first: **** the stars. i don’t want perfect, i want you.”* eyes dazzling, the boy nodded: *“we’ll invert the universe— the night sky a blank white the stars pitch black the earth moving in reverse”* the fates saw and surrendered as the stars began to wither for this love is love in all its splendor so the lovers walked away with a promise under their breaths, they both swore: *“i lost you once, but nevermore.”* ****
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Jan 21, 2018
Jan 21, 2018 at 10:46 PM UTC
f*** the stars
this is a tale of two star-crossed lovers with a love so powerful they tainted the heavens with bursts of colours they were never meant to be; mischievous little kids finding love in sinful glee in laughter, between dreams and reality and though it was lawless, they found solace because in every prison, they found a rhyme and a reason but even for a love so great, they could not escape the fates’ wrath and envy destiny pulled on their threads cut them loose, thrusted them into misery; for their memories were wiped clean, but feelings remained as strong as they had ever been the boy exiled in a far off land across the pacific sea the girl trapped in her need to break free in a realm both boring and bland ensnared in a labyrinth of woe the lovers yearned for anything— for something, for someone, to obliterate this endless longing the gods answered them in the form of two loved ones polished in every edge, a perfect someone but perfect felt too perfect and not perfect enough to fill up the hole left by a perfectly imperfect until one day the gods whispered for the winds to push the two and the birds to tug at their sleeves over mountain and sea even through the darkest valley so their paths would finally meet and so they did. in the flurry of a moment a pair of brown eyes met and time was frozen once more the two stared intently as if remembering a broken melody a lost childhood song branded as a wrong the birds fluttered and flew taking the cursed red fibre snipped them in two and the lovers felt all the lighter it was the girl who spoke first: **** the stars. i don’t want perfect, i want you.”* eyes dazzling, the boy nodded: *“we’ll invert the universe— the night sky a blank white the stars pitch black the earth moving in reverse”* the fates saw and surrendered as the stars began to wither for this love is love in all its splendor so the lovers walked away with a promise under their breaths, they both swore: *“i lost you once, but nevermore.”* ****
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And if you think I'm oppressed, covering my hair with a silken headdress- And if you think I'm forced, beaten, to lengthen my sleeves and elongate my shorts- And if you think I'm afraid, cowering under the protection of black linen shade- You 'most certainly take note of the society's improprieties, that the abaya I wear is thrusted upon me, that the niqab my sisters practice is only for he; No. My hijab is my personality, my promise to honour my femininity, to never allow anyone, any man, to use me; I am a woman, a human, a feminist: no man will control me.
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May 23, 2015
May 23, 2015 at 9:13 AM UTC
Hijab
the amount of melanin in my skin often seems to conjure up some controversy so when I sit down to write and I see my hands, my light skinned not quite black but surely not white hands I think about the privileges thrusted upon me and when I begin to write I feel my hair against my back, my curly ***** but not quite ***** hair I wonder how what's on my head could make what's in it so frazzled I often frustrate myself because I feel like my writing often centers around the fact that I am a woman and I am colored and the fact that when I say I'm colored some look lost in fact, in the film, for colored girls Thandie Newton's character says "being alive and being a woman is all I got, but being colored is a metaphysical dilemma I haven't conquered yet." and I found it frightening how relatable that was to me, being that I'm not quite almost a woman and not quite almost colored but when I look at my poems they reflect that I indeed am even though I'm lightskinned and I'm 16 and according to my white friends I'm, just like them because, as I've discovered our definitions of what a black girl sounds like and acts like and is like are extremely different and I guess that reflects on who we've been introduced to I have cousins and aunts and grandmothers and sisters who represent what I believe emulate what a black woman is and these white kids see what the media feeds about how black women walk and talk and act and lack see when I picture a black woman I see beautiful smooth chocolate skin full lips round ******* wide hips and a smile as brilliant as her mind when these kids picture a black woman they see ***** hair dark undesirable skin soup cooler lips and a mind filled with ignorance and this is where my struggle begins But in every ethnic group there is good and bad and I am sick of black women only being associated with the bad the fact that when most non blacks think of what a black woman is, they imagine an unintelligible mindless sassy loud mouth is over whelming to me if you're skin isn't light enough or your behind isn't big enough you're only "pretty for a black girl" I not only want to raise but destroy all expectations society gives black women but I cannot do this alone because we are smart and we are beautiful we are troubled and we are strong and we are one once we stop tearing eachother down we can all be one and I'm not sure why god blessed black women with so much beauty or why I'm so blessed to be one or why he put this determination in me but I think I will recognize it the day the world recognizes how beautiful are we.
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Dec 31, 2013
Dec 31, 2013 at 4:20 AM UTC
We are One (For Colored Girls)
the amount of melanin in my skin often seems to conjure up some controversy so when I sit down to write and I see my hands, my light skinned not quite black but surely not white hands I think about the privileges thrusted upon me and when I begin to write I feel my hair against my back, my curly ***** but not quite ***** hair I wonder how what's on my head could make what's in it so frazzled I often frustrate myself because I feel like my writing often centers around the fact that I am a woman and I am colored and the fact that when I say I'm colored some look lost in fact, in the film, for colored girls Thandie Newton's character says "being alive and being a woman is all I got, but being colored is a metaphysical dilemma I haven't conquered yet." and I found it frightening how relatable that was to me, being that I'm not quite almost a woman and not quite almost colored but when I look at my poems they reflect that I indeed am even though I'm lightskinned and I'm 16 and according to my white friends I'm, just like them because, as I've discovered our definitions of what a black girl sounds like and acts like and is like are extremely different and I guess that reflects on who we've been introduced to I have cousins and aunts and grandmothers and sisters who represent what I believe emulate what a black woman is and these white kids see what the media feeds about how black women walk and talk and act and lack see when I picture a black woman I see beautiful smooth chocolate skin full lips round ******* wide hips and a smile as brilliant as her mind when these kids picture a black woman they see ***** hair dark undesirable skin soup cooler lips and a mind filled with ignorance and this is where my struggle begins But in every ethnic group there is good and bad and I am sick of black women only being associated with the bad the fact that when most non blacks think of what a black woman is, they imagine an unintelligible mindless sassy loud mouth is over whelming to me if you're skin isn't light enough or your behind isn't big enough you're only "pretty for a black girl" I not only want to raise but destroy all expectations society gives black women but I cannot do this alone because we are smart and we are beautiful we are troubled and we are strong and we are one once we stop tearing eachother down we can all be one and I'm not sure why god blessed black women with so much beauty or why I'm so blessed to be one or why he put this determination in me but I think I will recognize it the day the world recognizes how beautiful are we.
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For some reason honey I'm reminded of a song A song I hummed as with my mouth I slid down your thong Something about the weather outside guided my mouth in between your luscious thighs and though the snow shovels and returns just as quick That song won't leave my head as I gently nibble and **** on your **** We won't be able to go anywhere nowhere at all that was evident to me as I thrusted as deep as my ***** But since we're trapped indoors I'll kiss on your neck as we make love like ****** our burning flesh could melt the cruel snow and ice let it snow let it snow... now that'll be in my head all night ;)
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Feb 1, 2015
Feb 1, 2015 at 2:39 PM UTC
The Weather
Before you get lost in the unfinished maps of her veins the ones like yours, but not stitched up too many times to count on the ticks of a clock, make sure that she trusts you enough to tell the truth. Make sure that she loves you enough to know how you lie. Remember that every single time you open your mouth, she's wishing you're saying I love you. Remember that on Fridays she doesn't want to cook. And she sure doesn't want you to cook anything that was slaughtered. Remember that she prefers cheap whiskey over champagne. And when you're opening your ribcage to show her how fast your heart beats when she grabs your wrists, make sure the butterflies are set free. Make sure they find the window. Make sure they find a home. Remember that every living creature is just that, living. Remember that they have a heartbeat. And when you stop breathing when you see her with her hair down, when you're thinking about starting a religion about girls with flowers for eyes, tell her she's beautiful. Tell her she's so full of the future. Get her a telescope so you can show her the moon when it's bigger than both your thumbs. Take her skiing while it's Summer in Australia even though you curse the snow as if it were born out of wedlock. Let her know she's not the first but she's definitely the only, and you're so scared of dying. You never know what you have until it's locked firmly in your grasp as if to not let it run away. You might lose a lot of blood but you'll never lose your way home. I don't want to hear the dial tone. I want to hear your voice, I want to hear you scream. Tell me to leave. Tell me that I am the only road that leads you to a purpose. That in a world of blindness I am so technicolour. Even though I can't promise you that, I can give you my words, thrusted from my lungs like wildfire. Searching for the way out. Talk to me about religion, please please convince me that there is something out there other than rotting in the ground for all of eternity. Bible scripture doesn't whisper of your lips like my pillows do. I never really thought about pillow talk until they started speaking me to sleep. I find myself found by the curvature of your spine, of the shadows that take up residence on your shoulders like they have lived there all along. I want to kiss away every bit of pain that has ever stopped you from smiling at strangers and let you know that I'm coming home and I will always find your hands. Let your ribs shake when your heart has had enough. Let them shake. Let the rain come through your window while you're sitting there in your makeshift darkroom. You are the only thing I know about consistency. And before I get lost in the unfinished maps of your veins, I will be making sure they lead to me.
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 6:42 PM UTC
Untitled
Before you get lost in the unfinished maps of her veins the ones like yours, but not stitched up too many times to count on the ticks of a clock, make sure that she trusts you enough to tell the truth. Make sure that she loves you enough to know how you lie. Remember that every single time you open your mouth, she's wishing you're saying I love you. Remember that on Fridays she doesn't want to cook. And she sure doesn't want you to cook anything that was slaughtered. Remember that she prefers cheap whiskey over champagne. And when you're opening your ribcage to show her how fast your heart beats when she grabs your wrists, make sure the butterflies are set free. Make sure they find the window. Make sure they find a home. Remember that every living creature is just that, living. Remember that they have a heartbeat. And when you stop breathing when you see her with her hair down, when you're thinking about starting a religion about girls with flowers for eyes, tell her she's beautiful. Tell her she's so full of the future. Get her a telescope so you can show her the moon when it's bigger than both your thumbs. Take her skiing while it's Summer in Australia even though you curse the snow as if it were born out of wedlock. Let her know she's not the first but she's definitely the only, and you're so scared of dying. You never know what you have until it's locked firmly in your grasp as if to not let it run away. You might lose a lot of blood but you'll never lose your way home. I don't want to hear the dial tone. I want to hear your voice, I want to hear you scream. Tell me to leave. Tell me that I am the only road that leads you to a purpose. That in a world of blindness I am so technicolour. Even though I can't promise you that, I can give you my words, thrusted from my lungs like wildfire. Searching for the way out. Talk to me about religion, please please convince me that there is something out there other than rotting in the ground for all of eternity. Bible scripture doesn't whisper of your lips like my pillows do. I never really thought about pillow talk until they started speaking me to sleep. I find myself found by the curvature of your spine, of the shadows that take up residence on your shoulders like they have lived there all along. I want to kiss away every bit of pain that has ever stopped you from smiling at strangers and let you know that I'm coming home and I will always find your hands. Let your ribs shake when your heart has had enough. Let them shake. Let the rain come through your window while you're sitting there in your makeshift darkroom. You are the only thing I know about consistency. And before I get lost in the unfinished maps of your veins, I will be making sure they lead to me.
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Amongst the weak. The strong will rise. Bringing our blades of justice. Assassins, All in disguise. We rise together. Along the line of the crowd. Were at the corner of our fate. Destiny will take us all. Blades thrusted forward, Arrows blacken the skies. We charge into battle. We fight for our lives. For Freedom, For honor. JUSTICE. But for whom? I fear not what we face. We will rise together. Assassins for one. AND all. Together we fight, Against the Templars. We may be an Animus, But our hearts are true. Abstergo Destroyed a brother. Or maybe hundreds. Tonight, They die by our swords. Our blades of honor. Will create a world of War. Beware the Assassins, We've Come to **** You will die, Drowning in the seven seas.
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 12:27 PM UTC
Assassins Amongst the Crowd
Too many expert voices lay a claim on your shape, You are either too full, or You have gone too far, Too many moulds get thrusted at your face, To some you resemble a pear, But they feel your should look more double cherry, And whichever fruit you succeed in turning into, You still, are a tad too hairy But then does anyone ever tell you, That sometimes ice cream will be the only answer And that is just fine? That a bedtime prayer can be enough night-time routine, Which needn't include expensive lotions and creams, That you need fats as well as you need protein, As also each little gift that Nature crafted lovingly For this marvel of a creation that is your Being- So that your skin is fed and living, And your knees are lubricated and sprightly, And your blood is rich and active, And your soul- No one will give you "How I brightened my soul in 4 weeks" tutorials, But you ought to set your happy soul-goals, A tummy rub in a sunny lawn on a lazy winter afternoon/ A drenching bath in heavy July rains/ A spontaneous poem effortlessly jotted down on a napkin Level-happy! And when you're that happy you will know That you aren't a cut-out on public display, Not a fruit, not a diet, not a fad that peaks and wanes, You are an everlasting uniqueness, You are an undefined shape, You are that collection of rare energies That only comes custom-made.
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Nov 14, 2018
Nov 14, 2018 at 4:28 PM UTC
Avocado for the Soul
Fate, the absolute tyrant - Brings me to my desk, And I sit down to vent This infernal night, As prose or verse, Or utter hogwash - My wasted emotions - Which some termed rhapsodic. I promised myself not to cry - As the day would dawn, And I'd wheel down the aisle. Making myself fall prey - To another trade Of cash and silver and solid gold, A car and bungalow and so much more - Of which in detail, I wasn't told. Though I was called a beauty Who could leave people dazed, With two curvy dimples, That lit my pretty face. People never touched me And would look at me with shame Tell me I looked fragile Once they knew I was lame. I grew within four walls - Comfy cushions and space And it wasn't my legs, feeble That restricted my pace. It was love from parents Siblings' scorn and care That kept me from the wisely world To go outdoors, I never dared. I grew up crawling on my limbs And seeing people walk I never wished for them to stop - Only prayed that they wouldn't talk! For it was not their legs, I longed for I reveled for what I was! I only hoped they applied thought Before pitying, how crippled I am! I grew up watching the world go by Each day and night would fly Fantasizing with what I had been blessed - My free and 'abled' mind! I dream of a world - filled with trust And friends who would 'walk' with me Who would talk to me for who I was And not offer sympathy! I wished for love, And found mine, divine In a fairy tale - Ironic indeed! I sang love songs, Wrote mushy poems Painted wild dreams - All to him, which would eventually lead. You must have known this little boy - Though a flaw, he did make history. "Pinocchio", he was fondly called And was known as a puppet with zeal! It was not his quest for love that struck Nor his zest to live For it was his gait with wooden legs, In which I could identify me! But my dreams were thwarted When to a man, I was entrusted - (Or rather, on me thrusted) One - with no love, but legs instead. Along with blessings For him to take along Ample gifts were bestowed - To keep us betrothed! And now I await To be proclaimed his wife In the presence of a world Which always kept me deprived. It will be dawn And I will soon be gone - Yet I will yearn For my Pinocchio to return!
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Nov 18, 2011
Nov 18, 2011 at 10:21 AM UTC
Pinocchio
Fate, the absolute tyrant - Brings me to my desk, And I sit down to vent This infernal night, As prose or verse, Or utter hogwash - My wasted emotions - Which some termed rhapsodic. I promised myself not to cry - As the day would dawn, And I'd wheel down the aisle. Making myself fall prey - To another trade Of cash and silver and solid gold, A car and bungalow and so much more - Of which in detail, I wasn't told. Though I was called a beauty Who could leave people dazed, With two curvy dimples, That lit my pretty face. People never touched me And would look at me with shame Tell me I looked fragile Once they knew I was lame. I grew within four walls - Comfy cushions and space And it wasn't my legs, feeble That restricted my pace. It was love from parents Siblings' scorn and care That kept me from the wisely world To go outdoors, I never dared. I grew up crawling on my limbs And seeing people walk I never wished for them to stop - Only prayed that they wouldn't talk! For it was not their legs, I longed for I reveled for what I was! I only hoped they applied thought Before pitying, how crippled I am! I grew up watching the world go by Each day and night would fly Fantasizing with what I had been blessed - My free and 'abled' mind! I dream of a world - filled with trust And friends who would 'walk' with me Who would talk to me for who I was And not offer sympathy! I wished for love, And found mine, divine In a fairy tale - Ironic indeed! I sang love songs, Wrote mushy poems Painted wild dreams - All to him, which would eventually lead. You must have known this little boy - Though a flaw, he did make history. "Pinocchio", he was fondly called And was known as a puppet with zeal! It was not his quest for love that struck Nor his zest to live For it was his gait with wooden legs, In which I could identify me! But my dreams were thwarted When to a man, I was entrusted - (Or rather, on me thrusted) One - with no love, but legs instead. Along with blessings For him to take along Ample gifts were bestowed - To keep us betrothed! And now I await To be proclaimed his wife In the presence of a world Which always kept me deprived. It will be dawn And I will soon be gone - Yet I will yearn For my Pinocchio to return!
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fallow lay in a field, neath soil well over-tilled, the bones of explanations, excuses, and desperation, a singular self-destructive but upward thrusted commandment, compose a poem of revelation, a poem of destiny and unknown destination of thee, I write, ashen standing, with the poker face of a lying son, before the father confessor mirror, stand with palms facing outward, with perfect calm and utter fright for every nominated error listed below, when confronted, hopeless the innocence, easier now to admit, with perfect clarity, your innermost confabulatory familiar friends, rise to the fire, first and foremost belabor not with supposed ratiocinations, put aside, your ration of conjured up-for-all, and-all-for-naught excuses, the prosecutors charges, so thoroughly distinguished, it disables, speech, vision, all reason extinguished as the lips and fingers silent move, the hopeless knowledge of a pardon of 99.9%, untenable, ransacks, for what passerby criminal thought has not resided in your head, the hearth of who you are? you, write of nature, love, celestial notions, the Etcetera's of life, but to me, leave the exposure of our uncompressed, here revealed sinning, for among those who unashamedly acknowledge the intertwining nature of human failings, and for the balance, uncap our divine imagery you write at of those other nuanced pleasures, nature, love, celestial notions, while the sinners wrestle with the angelic demons of confrontation and revelation for your own sake and saving, do not wrestle with me for sinners love, welcome company
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 6:54 PM UTC
For the Sin
fallow lay in a field, neath soil well over-tilled, the bones of explanations, excuses, and desperation, a singular self-destructive but upward thrusted commandment, compose a poem of revelation, a poem of destiny and unknown destination of thee, I write, ashen standing, with the poker face of a lying son, before the father confessor mirror, stand with palms facing outward, with perfect calm and utter fright for every nominated error listed below, when confronted, hopeless the innocence, easier now to admit, with perfect clarity, your innermost confabulatory familiar friends, rise to the fire, first and foremost belabor not with supposed ratiocinations, put aside, your ration of conjured up-for-all, and-all-for-naught excuses, the prosecutors charges, so thoroughly distinguished, it disables, speech, vision, all reason extinguished as the lips and fingers silent move, the hopeless knowledge of a pardon of 99.9%, untenable, ransacks, for what passerby criminal thought has not resided in your head, the hearth of who you are? you, write of nature, love, celestial notions, the Etcetera's of life, but to me, leave the exposure of our uncompressed, here revealed sinning, for among those who unashamedly acknowledge the intertwining nature of human failings, and for the balance, uncap our divine imagery you write at of those other nuanced pleasures, nature, love, celestial notions, while the sinners wrestle with the angelic demons of confrontation and revelation for your own sake and saving, do not wrestle with me for sinners love, welcome company
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You are a beacon of light shining for me, the way home. Which is a sort of contradiction because you are my home. And right now I am just lost at sea. I'm almost drowning in the ocean because I naively mistook it for the depths of your eyes. What a foolish, lovelorn mistake; A mistake only lovers make. For all I know you could give me an anchor disgused as a life preserver. I'll take it because I trust too easily and I'll be thrusted down to the bottom where the bodies of water keep their secrets. I'm just another thing to keep quiet about. Another mystery when the sun's up and another mistake when it's down. The moon has a way of showing me for who I really am. I want to yell out **** you" to it for illuminating me but I'll swallow water. Just like I have choked back my love for you all this time out of fear of your silence. A silence I am all too familiar with. I use my last breath to say that I'll miss you. But only the fish can hear me. And frankly, they don't give a ****
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Jun 25, 2013
Jun 25, 2013 at 8:25 PM UTC
To Drown in Your Eyes
"Funny poems aren't taken seriously", the figure splashes verbal acid over the crumpled piece of paper I handed them. Refusing to laugh Curling their lip. The paper quickly, without a thought, thrusted back into my hands. They leave behind my thought which fills the space between myself, fidgeting alone and them, striding away. *Does it have to be serious to be taken seriously?* A mental court gathers itself around me Myself, a defense attorney Pointing a stained finger at the figure on the stand. I present the shoe-eating Peruvian and his limerick friends. Generations of drinking songs often crass, but lasting. There is laughter from the jury There is hope for the poems. Then my final evidence the crumpled paper I read it aloud silence. Is split by the dull chuckle of the figure elbows in suit jacket pressed against the stand. "Sure, there's examples from the past, but you? the troubled kid? the depressed one? the pariah?" I glance at more files, appearing, my name on each. analysis, evaluation, diagnosis, test. Laughter, the type that jeers, grows into a crescendo. I huddle, hands over ears, creasing my suit but the muted version is worse. I stagger to my feet. The court has morphed cruelly into an arena of sorts. Brutal, simple, life-ending decisions are made here. My jacket is gone My cheek openly bleeds My sleeves have ripped revealing the scars below. I hurl out, from deep within me "It's because I'm ****** up that I need to write it! Don't you understand? Making people laugh keeps and edge off the old habits keeps the thoughts where they belong!" My voice is hoarse. The arena tightens. Even as I say it, I'm overwhelmed by the thoughts That I do not belong. That a funny poem punctuated by my fingers despite their past harm delivered from my mouth despite its harsh denouncements and shared by my whole self despite my self-banishment is not enough. I sink to the ground, stripped of my senses. My poems have turned course once helping ease pain, now proliferating it. My fingernails pierce the palm of my hand through the crumpled paper and two drops of blood strike the tiles. I meant for this to be a funny poem But I guess it's about why some people need to write them.
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Apr 2, 2015
Apr 2, 2015 at 11:50 PM UTC
This is a Funny Poem
"Funny poems aren't taken seriously", the figure splashes verbal acid over the crumpled piece of paper I handed them. Refusing to laugh Curling their lip. The paper quickly, without a thought, thrusted back into my hands. They leave behind my thought which fills the space between myself, fidgeting alone and them, striding away. *Does it have to be serious to be taken seriously?* A mental court gathers itself around me Myself, a defense attorney Pointing a stained finger at the figure on the stand. I present the shoe-eating Peruvian and his limerick friends. Generations of drinking songs often crass, but lasting. There is laughter from the jury There is hope for the poems. Then my final evidence the crumpled paper I read it aloud silence. Is split by the dull chuckle of the figure elbows in suit jacket pressed against the stand. "Sure, there's examples from the past, but you? the troubled kid? the depressed one? the pariah?" I glance at more files, appearing, my name on each. analysis, evaluation, diagnosis, test. Laughter, the type that jeers, grows into a crescendo. I huddle, hands over ears, creasing my suit but the muted version is worse. I stagger to my feet. The court has morphed cruelly into an arena of sorts. Brutal, simple, life-ending decisions are made here. My jacket is gone My cheek openly bleeds My sleeves have ripped revealing the scars below. I hurl out, from deep within me "It's because I'm ****** up that I need to write it! Don't you understand? Making people laugh keeps and edge off the old habits keeps the thoughts where they belong!" My voice is hoarse. The arena tightens. Even as I say it, I'm overwhelmed by the thoughts That I do not belong. That a funny poem punctuated by my fingers despite their past harm delivered from my mouth despite its harsh denouncements and shared by my whole self despite my self-banishment is not enough. I sink to the ground, stripped of my senses. My poems have turned course once helping ease pain, now proliferating it. My fingernails pierce the palm of my hand through the crumpled paper and two drops of blood strike the tiles. I meant for this to be a funny poem But I guess it's about why some people need to write them.
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In the linoleum dungeon Sparkling swiffer creature Squirts the floor Calls polyphemic odors Opening And the crazy stench of allspice Biting lime and draconian breath Burning the nostril coins Copper shield bending the cilia Oven mitts plastered with narcotic grease and decomposing meals Of yesteryear Unclear She speaks between steaming inspirations Hoo-huh Exhale the fire It's'a hotta pasta lasagna As the helicopters flap their handy rotories Fast fractal birds In circumfereferential motion Cool down our mouths Ice cubes in the juice Plop a shot of gin With that silly child's grin And the room slowly cants Begins to spin As we laugh at the spots we cannot Pin Staring at the stellar mountain chains Thrusted stone Busted metal Stabbing up into the sky Competition Where is the home beyond the horizon Where we ate good meals Not made alone With parental guidance As the days were stolen By the erosive time That spinning wheel Well, It's deep in us now And the cells metastasized Realized That heaven is hell.
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Aug 7, 2018
Aug 7, 2018 at 3:51 PM UTC
Nobody's Dinner
Chest to chest, Sweat on sweat. Moans loud and sloppy, Faces wrinkled in pure ecstacy. "Gerard" Frank moaned, And didn't hide his pleasure. He dug his nails into Gerards bare hips, Definately leaving a mark. **** some more" Gerard groaned, and thrusted harder. The headboard smashing against the wall, And the neighbours shouting. "I'm almost there" Frank yelled, And pulled Gerard hard. A few moments, And Gerard was done. Gerard rolled off of Frank, Without a care in the world. "I'm going to work" Gerard said, And pulled on his clothes. "B-but, you don't have to be in for an hour.." Gerard grabbed Frank harshly by the hair, And pinned him down. He smirked down at the younger man, And harder in love Frank fell. "But you're my **** And you know you love it." Frank thought for a second, And well, **** it. "I'm a bad little boy, With no heart left, Or soul. Just ruin me Gee, Take my body through hell." Frank bit his bottom lip, And looked at Gerard. He was smirking, And blushing hard. "Yeah, You're right little boy. Now get on your knee's, And at least have a try."
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Oct 19, 2013
Oct 19, 2013 at 4:43 PM UTC
I'm senseless.
I didn't mean to bother you. I know you're busy. And as it turns out, I'm bad at apologies. So here's a poem: Rose are red, Violets are blue, I'm also bad at rhyming, So here's a Haiku: Haiku's aren't easy. So I'm having some trouble. How about a song: This is a song without music So it's not very good But you should know That I'm sorry Hey, Hey, I'm sorry for bothering you Hey, Hey, Maybe I should try a Limerick instead: There once was a guy named Dan He had just eaten some ham He tried to write stories To say he was sorry But everything he wrote was bland Alright, so maybe the Limerick thing didn't work out either . . . Hmmmmmmm . . . Oh!  Oh!  How about an epic story!?                                                                                                     (But you just said you were bad at those) It was a dark and stormy night.                                                                                                                                    (Come on, that's lame) SHUT UP, BRAIN.  I'M TRYING TO MAKE THIS APOLOGY CUTE. . . . Ahem . . . So there we were, alone out on the battlefield.  A single hawk circled above. "I don't know how much more of this heat I can take," you told me. We continued walking when suddenly, a giant tiger with teeth as sharp as a knives jumped out in front of us! "Why is there a tiger in this desert!" you screamed in horror. "Don't question the plotline!" I yelled raising my sword. The tiger leaped at me with all its might. "I'll protect you, my dear!" I dodged left; sword still at the ready.  The tiger turned around slowly, his dark eyes burning into my soul.  What could I possibly do to defeat this huge beast?  The tiger jumped again, but this time I was ready.  I ran at him and slid onto my knees.  As the tiger lept over me I thrusted my sword upwards into its stomach, killing it instantly. We had survived the attack, went to find shelter, and lived happily ever after.  The End Long story short:  I'm bad at saying sorry, I don't know what that story had to do with saying sorry, and I hope this made you laugh a little.  It certainly made me feel better writing it. This Thanksgiving, I'm happy you're back in my life.  :) Peace.
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 11:13 PM UTC
I'm Sorry
I didn't mean to bother you. I know you're busy. And as it turns out, I'm bad at apologies. So here's a poem: Rose are red, Violets are blue, I'm also bad at rhyming, So here's a Haiku: Haiku's aren't easy. So I'm having some trouble. How about a song: This is a song without music So it's not very good But you should know That I'm sorry Hey, Hey, I'm sorry for bothering you Hey, Hey, Maybe I should try a Limerick instead: There once was a guy named Dan He had just eaten some ham He tried to write stories To say he was sorry But everything he wrote was bland Alright, so maybe the Limerick thing didn't work out either . . . Hmmmmmmm . . . Oh!  Oh!  How about an epic story!?                                                                                                     (But you just said you were bad at those) It was a dark and stormy night.                                                                                                                                    (Come on, that's lame) SHUT UP, BRAIN.  I'M TRYING TO MAKE THIS APOLOGY CUTE. . . . Ahem . . . So there we were, alone out on the battlefield.  A single hawk circled above. "I don't know how much more of this heat I can take," you told me. We continued walking when suddenly, a giant tiger with teeth as sharp as a knives jumped out in front of us! "Why is there a tiger in this desert!" you screamed in horror. "Don't question the plotline!" I yelled raising my sword. The tiger leaped at me with all its might. "I'll protect you, my dear!" I dodged left; sword still at the ready.  The tiger turned around slowly, his dark eyes burning into my soul.  What could I possibly do to defeat this huge beast?  The tiger jumped again, but this time I was ready.  I ran at him and slid onto my knees.  As the tiger lept over me I thrusted my sword upwards into its stomach, killing it instantly. We had survived the attack, went to find shelter, and lived happily ever after.  The End Long story short:  I'm bad at saying sorry, I don't know what that story had to do with saying sorry, and I hope this made you laugh a little.  It certainly made me feel better writing it. This Thanksgiving, I'm happy you're back in my life.  :) Peace.
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The words of anger you spill can penetrate deep into my soul, your icy chill makes my blood run cold. The constant judging glances that you cast my way can instantly make my courage fold. But that's just a family affair. It cuts so much deeper when the knife thrusted into my back is wielded by one that shares my family name. A person that I would die to protect suddenly has me second guessing if they would do the same. But hey , that's a family affair. You can bring out of me a rage like no other person can and in an instant all I can see is a fiery red hue. But despite it all we are family, you will always be connected me and I will always be connected to you. That's how it goes when it's a family affair
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May 22, 2013
May 22, 2013 at 7:50 PM UTC
Family Affair
You ask me to come over so that you can taste my sweetness, I rush right over smelling like Roses and honey and my glitter body lotion has me glistening. You open the door to me wearing nothing but a red thong and red pumps, with my jet black hair covering nothing but my dark chocolate ******* You grab me close to you and kiss my full red lips, as you begin to play with my **** I say just take me and dnt hold back... you put me against the wall and down to the floor goes my thong and you begin to travel south and tasted my valley low... I began to shiver as my juices came down as a river as you twirled your tongue and gave a lil tickle with your finger...Ooooo I'm starting to shake more as you threw me on the floor and laid your strong body on my and thrusted your man hood all up in me.. I began to MOAN as you began to grind... you turned me over on my stomach and started to hit me from behind... I Love for you to pull my hair and pump me hard as I skeeted all on the floor... You arched my back even more so I could feel you....Ooooo baby give me more!!!!! You didn't want to *** so you began to eat you some and my MOANS came on even louder... you played with my breast and did a trick with your tongue and **** (explosion) ...my bad baby you didn't get to cum....lol
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Mar 15, 2014
Mar 15, 2014 at 11:31 PM UTC
Moaning
Zombies they approach  to bad we can't be friends  This was my last thought As I load my gun This will be a blood bath And I may never survive  I am the last, destined to die by hand I used to curest I see her in the mob  Slowly approaching  Why rush I was doomed  I know it and so did they I faught for 7 years  And this is my end I am the last to see thair loved ones I wounder how they will live with out me I guess the same if I was the one that was victorious  **** this I yell"  as the zombies began to in case me I was never the one who seeked the crowed  All wayse the loner Dreaming for this day  Not hoping just knowing it will come to pass My end will be beautiful  I cocked my gun Knowing I wount need it but just liked the ilosen of my finally Being of a gun fight, We planed this Me and the once people who surround me All hopping it will never come But non believed it was unnesary  They was in place  The shells all in place  I slipped the wire under my feat And even though I could not see the liquid I know  It hit its home Zombies cried in rage Canines thrusted into the air Trying to cut the air  And I laughted  ****** was my favorite was my favorite wepen  I glanced above my head to see the net Filed with liquid hell It amused me that all the years I threaten to rain Hell on my enimeyes  I get to do it I hit the swich in my poket  I herd the flames hit the net  It will take 2 minutes for the flames To meet the c4  But the zombies had a different plan They rushed me  And all I did was take two steps backwards And the mine wint of without a hitch I lust a leg but that was enught distraction C4 inighted and turned the night alive  I had made my last day of life Hell And I smile The end is now I closed my eyes And waited  For my firy demise  To welcome me
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Mar 30, 2012
Mar 30, 2012 at 6:22 PM UTC
The end.... ( not finished and unededed)
Zombies they approach  to bad we can't be friends  This was my last thought As I load my gun This will be a blood bath And I may never survive  I am the last, destined to die by hand I used to curest I see her in the mob  Slowly approaching  Why rush I was doomed  I know it and so did they I faught for 7 years  And this is my end I am the last to see thair loved ones I wounder how they will live with out me I guess the same if I was the one that was victorious  **** this I yell"  as the zombies began to in case me I was never the one who seeked the crowed  All wayse the loner Dreaming for this day  Not hoping just knowing it will come to pass My end will be beautiful  I cocked my gun Knowing I wount need it but just liked the ilosen of my finally Being of a gun fight, We planed this Me and the once people who surround me All hopping it will never come But non believed it was unnesary  They was in place  The shells all in place  I slipped the wire under my feat And even though I could not see the liquid I know  It hit its home Zombies cried in rage Canines thrusted into the air Trying to cut the air  And I laughted  ****** was my favorite was my favorite wepen  I glanced above my head to see the net Filed with liquid hell It amused me that all the years I threaten to rain Hell on my enimeyes  I get to do it I hit the swich in my poket  I herd the flames hit the net  It will take 2 minutes for the flames To meet the c4  But the zombies had a different plan They rushed me  And all I did was take two steps backwards And the mine wint of without a hitch I lust a leg but that was enught distraction C4 inighted and turned the night alive  I had made my last day of life Hell And I smile The end is now I closed my eyes And waited  For my firy demise  To welcome me
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I’m so tired, but I could break every dish in this place. If I screamed, and bled, and fell to my knees, would you even walk over to clean up the mess on your floor? Mr. Incredible, waiting for your wonder woman, but who the **** is a hero, when no one’s being saved. Trusted you, thrusted you, and now, i’m disintegrating, rusted in you. Cut from the same cloth, but i’m fading. I’m torn up, and spilled on, and nothing but new is good enough for you. Took me away, bag me up, may wind up at a good will. But all I had was good will, good intentions, muddled by imperfections you must not have been able to look past. But ain’t that the *** calling the kettle ****** You’re riddled with the same mistakes as me, breaks as me, teased about your weight like me, face like me, the braces that used to cover your incisors, but mine weren’t. I was always straight with you. And one time, I was late with you. And then, you ran. Cause our mistakes, could only be placed on me. Now, i’m tired. Cause I could have held part of you, but I just held the burdens. And I did so gladly, I wore you like a crown. I sported you rightfully, but you thought you entitled me. Again about me. Even when i’m dissing you, i’m wishing I was kissing you. Cause you helped make me, baby. But now i’m your creation, sitting here waiting, wishing I was breaking, everything, but us.
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Sep 19, 2010
Sep 19, 2010 at 11:42 AM UTC
Pieces.
*embers drew to a shaded face, fragmented lips wept; storms, feral and unabated, loitering in the combe of fires. the ethereal visions of honey amber lights, faint and narrow; ebony of my pupils dead, alike of shriveled meadow. violence thrusted into yellow mouths of daffodils, like tapestries like yarns of blue saccharine sorrows. brimming with viscid liquids of blackeries and vains, like silver mackerels, sleeping out of the abyss, on a train; like subtle, maladroit shorthands and dewy black inks, who lilts the fawnish plateaus and quaint alleys. the depths of my shallow sleeps, glowing under the burnt foliage, mellifluous sonatas gently play; strawberries occur under bare walls of throat, vanish on the morrow, like a dalliance— so frantic and hollow.*
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Jan 3, 2014
Jan 3, 2014 at 10:13 AM UTC
burnt solitude
You take that **** thrusted upon you You pick out the nutrients from that compost And make it work in your favour Grow from it Because Because god ******* ****** you're worth more than this And you know it Root yourself Anchor using your values Build that steady foundation Then take it from the bottom up Defy gravity Chasing the sun And after your beautiful bloom You will die But not in vain Others will stem from your knowledge left behind in the soil
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 6:24 PM UTC
Take ****
Going to sleep is the best thing a person can do. After a long day of work just slip under the covers clean, wrinkled, soft and daring the night a comfortable pillow in which to rest sleepy tired eyes while finishing a dystopian sci-fi movie taking place in the desert. Furiosa takes the night across her shoulders black engine grease smeared across her forehead as Mad Max rides shotgun before the heat consumes them. Enjoying every sand crusted machine cranked thrusted water tank bomb shell. She is the best kind of heroine taking complete control of the current situation. But sometimes there’s a break when the dusk becomes depth merging into the white halo of moon slivered like a cut thumbnail just hanging there, lifeless. And this is when the truth becomes completely apparent. Resting one’s body after a tough week of physical and emotional sickness becomes first priority where relaxation nods its weary head to slumber under a pile of blankets.
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Jan 15, 2016
Jan 15, 2016 at 10:44 PM UTC
Sit and Recline
King Arthur the great, a man to be noted, head of the table, of greatness t'is coated, slayer of dragons, killer of kings, ***** of brats and fellater of things. After a triumphant skirmish, which Arthur did lead, it was decided he'd celebrate in his great hall of mead. One of his councilmen,  being ever so corny, decided to throw old Arthur an **** he rallied his men, about a hundred and ten, and proved to Arthur that they were quite ***** He yanked Arthur's hair, thrashed his fine heir, and while in the process, he was not far from bare. He spread Arthur's *** and shoved in his large diaphragm, then threw in his huge **** and yelled "Here comes the leviathan!" He thrusted and pounded then started to moan, he ****** on his ******* and continued to bone. The councilman, not satisfied, pulled out his large knife, his eyes were bloodshot , his **** was his life. He stared at Arthur's *** crack, it looked rather thin, he carved it and sliced it then shoved it back in. He looked into Arthur's eyes and said he wont waste, he told all his men to **** with such haste. Not one hole was spared, his nostrils were bleeding, he turned at the councilman and asked for a beating. The councilman nodded and with such a strange grin, put it in Arthur's mouth, t'is no mere sin. He slapped it, shook it and cried for power, the gods must have heard him, his men started to cower. He screamed and yelled as he let out his gravy, he licked Arthur's eyes and cried "too bad theirs no baby!" Arthur's eyes turned red, mad with such rage, he snapped off his **** and thrashed the old sage. He ripped out his stomach and had it ****** clean, he shat on the sack and ****** on his spleen. He stripped off his shirt and threw him on a bed, then blasted a load, my word he was dead! he ******* the mans carcass and licked his curved spine, he exploded with power and yelled "By God it is time!" And with a snap of his fingers the man turned to dust, Arthur then cackled "well he earned my trust".
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Jan 16, 2013
Jan 16, 2013 at 5:44 AM UTC
-The Nobel Knights of the Round-
King Arthur the great, a man to be noted, head of the table, of greatness t'is coated, slayer of dragons, killer of kings, ***** of brats and fellater of things. After a triumphant skirmish, which Arthur did lead, it was decided he'd celebrate in his great hall of mead. One of his councilmen,  being ever so corny, decided to throw old Arthur an **** he rallied his men, about a hundred and ten, and proved to Arthur that they were quite ***** He yanked Arthur's hair, thrashed his fine heir, and while in the process, he was not far from bare. He spread Arthur's *** and shoved in his large diaphragm, then threw in his huge **** and yelled "Here comes the leviathan!" He thrusted and pounded then started to moan, he ****** on his ******* and continued to bone. The councilman, not satisfied, pulled out his large knife, his eyes were bloodshot , his **** was his life. He stared at Arthur's *** crack, it looked rather thin, he carved it and sliced it then shoved it back in. He looked into Arthur's eyes and said he wont waste, he told all his men to **** with such haste. Not one hole was spared, his nostrils were bleeding, he turned at the councilman and asked for a beating. The councilman nodded and with such a strange grin, put it in Arthur's mouth, t'is no mere sin. He slapped it, shook it and cried for power, the gods must have heard him, his men started to cower. He screamed and yelled as he let out his gravy, he licked Arthur's eyes and cried "too bad theirs no baby!" Arthur's eyes turned red, mad with such rage, he snapped off his **** and thrashed the old sage. He ripped out his stomach and had it ****** clean, he shat on the sack and ****** on his spleen. He stripped off his shirt and threw him on a bed, then blasted a load, my word he was dead! he ******* the mans carcass and licked his curved spine, he exploded with power and yelled "By God it is time!" And with a snap of his fingers the man turned to dust, Arthur then cackled "well he earned my trust".
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