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"tikki" poems
Boomzzz tikki tikki tikki Wah Wah oomphz oomphz me 69 ******** on yo momma and yo sis Dr Weedlord ain't got time your hissy fits dunk dur *** all over yo **** Slap *** and go on reighding Daddy Boozhead  banging on your meemaw asdf hu asdofh u asdjfnhau sdfh unh p.s no women are harmed in the making of this production
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Apr 16, 2020
Apr 16, 2020 at 5:13 PM UTC
Dur Dubstepper
I’m staring down eternity in a hearse, waiting for the traffic of demons to disperse I’m lounging on the constellation of a large spoon Curled up, catching some Z’s by the Moon They sling “psychopath” as an insult Bitter chuckles are the result I’m a countenance of compunction Feeling my bruised soul twang with pain at every immoral junction I’m stuck in a reality that calls me the menace Like Rikki Tikki in cobra infested jungles I play the Gothic tune of death in my mind I sever the glue of innocence and ties that bind They chant my name with nursed hate They throw blows in a ferocious spate All I need to escape is an utterance of confession It’s the sole solution to dig out of such deep a depression Yet, I contort out of the grip of these vicious cohorts For a question pierces my psyche like bullets in the brain Why should I denounce myself as a monster to condemn When they fail to see the ones growing inside of them?
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Apr 20, 2016
Apr 20, 2016 at 8:25 PM UTC
The Cobras and I
Early spring has come to Thelma’s farm. The geese are on the pond, a green velvet carpet circles the barn while songbirds greet the morning sun. We walk down Thelma's rutted road where milk trucks used to rumble in to fetch the morning’s yield. Old Tikki leads the way - a pale fluff of a mutt like a dust mop searching for its handle. Thelma’s cows are long since gone – sold off after Dutch was called to eternity but she'd no more forsake this land - her land than the sun would forget to rise. Early spring has come to the Missouri hills where clean warm breezes whisper hope. Soon the ready soil will taste the furrowing blades of the plow near fields where livestock graze and flourish. We’ve reached the bend in the road. Old Tikki's wearing down so we turn to retrace our steps. A committee of neighbor calves studies us with soulful eyes and we appear to pass inspection. Tikki guides us on our homeward path where a ribbon of golden jonquility neatly trims the foreyard fence. Spring has come again to Thelma’s farm as it always has and always will - where clean warm breezes whisper hope. March 13, 2011
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Feb 9, 2015
Feb 9, 2015 at 4:01 AM UTC
Thelma's World
At the hole where he went in Red-eye called to Wrinkle-Skin. Hear what little Red- eye saith: Nag, come up and dance with death! Eye to eye and head to head (Keep the measure Nag). This shall end when one is dead (At your pleasure, Nag). Turn for turn and twist for twist- (Run and hide you, Nag). Hah! The hooded death has missed! (The sad one betide you, Nag)!
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May 8, 2016
May 8, 2016 at 5:07 PM UTC
Rikki Tikki Tavi
there are days when i wish Nagini would just swallow me whole so that i could prove to the world that i could escape b e c a u s e Rikki Tikki Tavi isn't on my side i would slit the beast from the inside and emerge dripping with serpent saliva (ew) "Hey, whats for dinner?"
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Apr 30, 2019
Apr 30, 2019 at 9:14 PM UTC
Rikki Tikki Tavi
I imbibe on this treacherous night Amongst fanged smiles And murderous eyes. They all know how to **** But themselves- are afraid to die. Take another one down- Their laughter like a car crash rapes my ears. They sin but know no tears. I fail but know no fears. I can't relate to my peers. What am I doing here? Got flanked by one asking, "So, in your eyes, what's the biggest difference between the rich and the poor?" "One has nothing but act like it's everything. The other has everything and acts like it is nothing. Both think the other a fool." Another one interjects, "But surely poverty can't be that noble." As if Jesus was handing out cheese trays and champagne to dinner guests wearing Italian suits with silk vests. "Poverty is self inflicted. Anyone who works hard enough can achieve whatever they want." I smirk and say, "That's why your grandfather's business pays for all of your families' needs, so you can reap the benefits and call it work?" The subject is changed. Some nonsense about politics now. And all they do is talk. No mind changed or knowledge gained. The atmosphere is dry; tame has become their death glance. Maybe I should change the music and show them how to dance.
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Dec 10, 2018
Dec 10, 2018 at 9:48 AM UTC
Rikki Tikki Tavi