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"unintentional" poems
You're in love with her. She's the kind of soft that makes the sun fall to its knees every evening just to get a closer glimpse. She's everything that makes a boy believe in god. How else could he be alive at the same time as her if he didn't? The odds are too great for there to be any other reason that he gets to make her smile. That kind of smile that's designed to melt boys like him that i've turned cold. You thought I was her once. Speaking of thoughts, do I ever cross your mind sometimes like you cross mine? Even if unintentional? At night I accidentally love you like no time has passed. I know it's just my unconscious mind, but while I sleep there's a version of you that loves me still. You're a dream that I wish wasn't. So it's the worst kind of accident you could say. Maybe not accidental if gods real like you believe he is. My dreams might possibly just be his way of saying **** you".
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Jun 26, 2018
Jun 26, 2018 at 11:04 PM UTC
My Dreams
There is something magical in the whirring of a midday laundromat. A cessation of pride, maybe. People all dressed in sweatpants the air full of detergent smell and the sound of coins clicking against great tumblers as they go round and round and round and round... The people smile back, no use pretending superiority here. Whistlers twitter on, folding towels and socks into neat, organized piles. The children are well behaved, their hands full of potato chips given by their parents as a pittance for their patience. The patient patrons ponder on, their empty hands crumpling receipts. This, with the crunching of chips and the distant whistle over the percussion of clicking coins clattering in a dryer compose an unintentional opera, an ode to humility. Humility's honorable honesty heals humanity's hubris. Noisy trucks pass outside the floor-to-ceiling plate glass windows, Where the hot air wreaks its violence and men make their ways in spite.
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Oct 6, 2014
Oct 6, 2014 at 5:00 PM UTC
Ode to Humility (laundromat)
We sat across the table and I couldn't look away from all his tattoos. Without thinking, I stretched out my hand and extended my finger. I began to trace the arcade tickets that ran the length of his arm. He grew up with his grandfather and they spent hours in his arcade. His grandfather was his first best friend, so the tickets they won were his first tattoo. I could feel his smile grow. He loved his tattoos and now I did, too. He left a mark on my life. Just like the ink on his skin. I see him everywhere. I can't tell if he tattooed himself in my mind or under my eyes. There's no escaping or replacing him. There's just no one like him. He had a kind of goodness that could be seen in the smile that would burn into the back of my mind, haunting me for years. He was just dorky enough to get a laugh out of me when I had the weight of the world on my chest. If you're lucky enough to even know him, he'll put a tattoo in you, too. Whether you want it or not, you will never forget him. Trust me, I've tried. He comes out of nowhere and he helps you. He asks for help just as much as you. It's just enough to make you think that he needs you, too. God knows he was what I needed. I needed him like an alcoholic needs his whisky. He was my whisky. His finger tips had a different kind of ink and he was part of me with every touch. I swear he had needles in the tips of his fingers. His touch always stung, and now I will never forget that sting that is now stuck in the parts of me he touched. All the hugs, the intentional and unintentional ways that we touched. They left their mark, their pain-riddled stain on me. The stains of him were left with memories and stories and they were attached to songs that I can no longer listen to and places I can no longer visit. He came into my life so quick and he left just as fast. I think about him often. I dream about him often. It's like he stops in now and then to catch up in chat in my sleep. He took a part of me with him when he left. But his memories remain and I don't want them. I think about the goals he had and I hope he achieves them. I just wish I could be the one that gets to congratulate him. He will be leaving in August and I will probably never see or talk to him again. But I will never be able to forget him. He is the one tattoo I wish I could remove.
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 11:16 PM UTC
Tattoo
We sat across the table and I couldn't look away from all his tattoos. Without thinking, I stretched out my hand and extended my finger. I began to trace the arcade tickets that ran the length of his arm. He grew up with his grandfather and they spent hours in his arcade. His grandfather was his first best friend, so the tickets they won were his first tattoo. I could feel his smile grow. He loved his tattoos and now I did, too. He left a mark on my life. Just like the ink on his skin. I see him everywhere. I can't tell if he tattooed himself in my mind or under my eyes. There's no escaping or replacing him. There's just no one like him. He had a kind of goodness that could be seen in the smile that would burn into the back of my mind, haunting me for years. He was just dorky enough to get a laugh out of me when I had the weight of the world on my chest. If you're lucky enough to even know him, he'll put a tattoo in you, too. Whether you want it or not, you will never forget him. Trust me, I've tried. He comes out of nowhere and he helps you. He asks for help just as much as you. It's just enough to make you think that he needs you, too. God knows he was what I needed. I needed him like an alcoholic needs his whisky. He was my whisky. His finger tips had a different kind of ink and he was part of me with every touch. I swear he had needles in the tips of his fingers. His touch always stung, and now I will never forget that sting that is now stuck in the parts of me he touched. All the hugs, the intentional and unintentional ways that we touched. They left their mark, their pain-riddled stain on me. The stains of him were left with memories and stories and they were attached to songs that I can no longer listen to and places I can no longer visit. He came into my life so quick and he left just as fast. I think about him often. I dream about him often. It's like he stops in now and then to catch up in chat in my sleep. He took a part of me with him when he left. But his memories remain and I don't want them. I think about the goals he had and I hope he achieves them. I just wish I could be the one that gets to congratulate him. He will be leaving in August and I will probably never see or talk to him again. But I will never be able to forget him. He is the one tattoo I wish I could remove.
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She hates that she is a woman The putrefying weakness perceived in the curves of her body The naivete shown in her blues With the unintentional flutter of butterfly lashes That refuse to meet the glances of those that pass by The fear-- Of what? That stereotypes are true? She doesn't even know And it sickens her. She sickens herself. She hates that she is white The blandest vanilla The marble statue Somehow revered Worshiped Privileged But simultaneously overlooked Boring Unimportant The Caucasian mongrel In light of the fact that her People Have no proud history Which she can name herself heir to She hates that she is middle class Not poor enough to struggle Not rich enough to be free Just situated dully in the middle A footnote in the statistic That they tell her she must use To identify herself She hates that her belief system Has to be called by a name That she has to choose To be a part of a group As part of her "identity" And she is not allowed To stand by her own integrity She hates that she is American The pudgy, loud-mouthed, laterally-speaking nation The brashly jumps into conflict Guns blazing As its political system decays In the stench of its overwhelming debt and corruption But in truth She hates That they force her To whittle her essence down Into Gender, Race, Class, Religion, and Nationality A vomit-inducing statistic As if there was nothing more to her Than the facts surrounding her existence
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Oct 3, 2014
Oct 3, 2014 at 6:11 PM UTC
Her Statistic
All alone, again Feeling meloncholy and captive Within a cloud of intentional isolation As each thought comes and goes without an answer. Memories flicker in the crime scene of my mind. My perception is clouded by questioning every suspicion. As I try to stay unemotional and rationally make doubt my enemy. This day has now ended and I have not made a decision. Wondering when indecision and fear have intersected in my life. Have I become so insouciant that I am blinded? As I grow old and in my final hours, could this be my biggest mistake? I am unwillling to dwell in the present and find happiness again? Hours spent suffocating myself with regret Tried to harden my heart to the point of no return But, I perservere and try to rise above the abundancy of pain. Licking the salt from my tears as they drip to my lips. I now lay down, so silent that even my breath is quiet Asking if the pain is worth the possibility of a true love that will last. Will he crush my heart with unintentional love for another? A chance, I guess, I am willing to take. Or too soon? I can only pray that the right answer will come during my slumber And it will be within the will of my creator Praying that my dreams will be filled with the answers that I seek And tomorrow will be full of love, trust and loyalty.
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May 29, 2015
May 29, 2015 at 1:12 AM UTC
MY OWN WORST ENEMY
to more than I can be... a sad isolated man, throes of an agonizing, stretched by her for painful revengeful gain, kissed with pointless avarice, divorce. children deeming him alienating, his faulty insensitive sensitivities, to easy blame little do they know of the piercing lowliness, the looniness of nights he listened to sad-eyed singers, and his late-of-mid of night scribbled scripts, where he off loaded the agonies of a midlife disaster, not entirely of his-own sown making, but still his to bear and bare alone... some accidents happens for unintentional, unintended intentional new seasons appear, stumbled, tumbled, fumbled his way onto this H~oly P~lace, where someone might listen to his explanations, expiations, excoriations of his all too common tragedy, and said: this broken human, he's got his reasons, read his overly long treatises, his entreaties, to those that prowl, rowing, in this corner of the silence of the internet, where only the trolls, the cold, the easier to-be-meaner oft thrive, and found none of that, but an oasis of sheltering, embracing comforting, those who actually admitted his writings could be loved, and perhaps the writer himself, was deserving of a second chance, a verbal embrace. a rereading forgiveness, a pat on his natback, a sympathetic sensory intaking, and perhaps-this debt, eternal, that put the for and the fore in a new baby born, named - new forever came into existence the very same e that begins those conjoined words ***e~ternally grateful "and now  I sleep in peace when the day is done" but the night time is still the write time
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Sep 13, 2025
Sep 13, 2025 at 11:42 AM UTC
lest you forget, you raised me up...
to more than I can be... a sad isolated man, throes of an agonizing, stretched by her for painful revengeful gain, kissed with pointless avarice, divorce. children deeming him alienating, his faulty insensitive sensitivities, to easy blame little do they know of the piercing lowliness, the looniness of nights he listened to sad-eyed singers, and his late-of-mid of night scribbled scripts, where he off loaded the agonies of a midlife disaster, not entirely of his-own sown making, but still his to bear and bare alone... some accidents happens for unintentional, unintended intentional new seasons appear, stumbled, tumbled, fumbled his way onto this H~oly P~lace, where someone might listen to his explanations, expiations, excoriations of his all too common tragedy, and said: this broken human, he's got his reasons, read his overly long treatises, his entreaties, to those that prowl, rowing, in this corner of the silence of the internet, where only the trolls, the cold, the easier to-be-meaner oft thrive, and found none of that, but an oasis of sheltering, embracing comforting, those who actually admitted his writings could be loved, and perhaps the writer himself, was deserving of a second chance, a verbal embrace. a rereading forgiveness, a pat on his natback, a sympathetic sensory intaking, and perhaps-this debt, eternal, that put the for and the fore in a new baby born, named - new forever came into existence the very same e that begins those conjoined words ***e~ternally grateful "and now  I sleep in peace when the day is done" but the night time is still the write time
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How can I consider myself a poet? I do not have a cat for a pet (Instead I have a dog that thinks I’m her pet) How can I call myself a poet? I do not over indulge in alcohol (Except the rarely occasional beer or whiskey) How can I be a poet? I do not consciously write with rhyme or rhythm in mind (If it comes, it’s usually seldom or unintentional) How can I be called a poet? I don’t live in France nor have I ever been (Though given the chance, I would leave in a heartbeat) How can I be considered a poet? I don’t dress in all black clothes and smoke Clove cigarettes (I love flannel and jeans and smoke Camel or American Spirits)                                                              How can I consider myself a poet?                                                  (Maybe the fact that I ask this question makes me a poet?)
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Nov 13, 2011
Nov 13, 2011 at 10:02 AM UTC
How Can I? {Poet Stereotypes}
Crying can happen so gently... But oh god does it hurt When you're curled up crying so hard You think you might scream, But your throat constricts And all that you could ever muster Is an unintentional mangled squeak of raw emotion.
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May 20, 2015
May 20, 2015 at 7:59 PM UTC
Crying
there were times i feel like I'm a special child the one who needs most of the attention the one who needs love the most but the only difference is, i only need those that are from my loved ones it's not that i feel that i am neglected not that i am rejected not even was i isolated it's just that... i feel alone at some times... it was unintentional --- i guess nobody left me they were just busy busy with their own lives i was never an attention-seeker i never wanted to be an eye-candy neither a center of attention or someone in the middle of a commotion maybe i just needed some of your time some of your busy time for me even the least of it that you can give me just for this day... make me feel like I am Special
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Apr 25, 2011
Apr 25, 2011 at 3:57 AM UTC
I am Special
Here comes The Change That has the range Of emotions And demotions And devotions Of a perilous populous That likes to raise a fuss When they eventually learn who I am And treat me like I'm the Son of Sam To be specific They discover I'm gay And begin to filet My mentality In totality For fatality Merely by acting differently If my sexuality isn't the first thing people know about me I get to witness The Change Like a dog with mange I am shedding my hair While screaming no fair Because of the shift I see Because of the **** I need To make my heart bleed There is a steady bellowing burdensome baggage From those that want to ****** some ******* So I search for weight lifters But only find shapeshifters That become great grifters When The Change occurs And The Change burns So The Change turned Me into an interdimensional changeling And an unintentional rage king After they use words like flaming Because the results are so draining It becomes hard not to hate people Who are inspired by hate steeples They say I'm going to Hell While I notice the smell Of being buried in their banal **** While they play their greatest hits That are as unoriginal As they are cynical They say I'm a degenerate An embarrassment A parent's lament I want to change into a carefree bird Instead I stay in Hell with the herd Wanting to escape like Lupin the Third Rather than be oppressed like the Kurds But there is no relief Only re-grief When changes aren't permanent But The Change is There's an illustration of my life That will change your perspective The picture is in my words When the painting is what I choose to say And the canvas is your mind Whose textures I could never imagine So I jump off a cliff blindfolded Expecting to be changed once I land
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Nov 20, 2017
Nov 20, 2017 at 6:13 AM UTC
Change
Here comes The Change That has the range Of emotions And demotions And devotions Of a perilous populous That likes to raise a fuss When they eventually learn who I am And treat me like I'm the Son of Sam To be specific They discover I'm gay And begin to filet My mentality In totality For fatality Merely by acting differently If my sexuality isn't the first thing people know about me I get to witness The Change Like a dog with mange I am shedding my hair While screaming no fair Because of the shift I see Because of the **** I need To make my heart bleed There is a steady bellowing burdensome baggage From those that want to ****** some ******* So I search for weight lifters But only find shapeshifters That become great grifters When The Change occurs And The Change burns So The Change turned Me into an interdimensional changeling And an unintentional rage king After they use words like flaming Because the results are so draining It becomes hard not to hate people Who are inspired by hate steeples They say I'm going to Hell While I notice the smell Of being buried in their banal **** While they play their greatest hits That are as unoriginal As they are cynical They say I'm a degenerate An embarrassment A parent's lament I want to change into a carefree bird Instead I stay in Hell with the herd Wanting to escape like Lupin the Third Rather than be oppressed like the Kurds But there is no relief Only re-grief When changes aren't permanent But The Change is There's an illustration of my life That will change your perspective The picture is in my words When the painting is what I choose to say And the canvas is your mind Whose textures I could never imagine So I jump off a cliff blindfolded Expecting to be changed once I land
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Lately your belly laughs and dry humor are flooding my mind. The only times we make eye contact are over volleyball nets and ice cream sales. Once the most important man in my life, you no longer fill the position. I fired you. But then again, it’s like you quit. Instead of asking me about my day, you tell me about your new girlfriend. I’m beginning to forget the directions in which the wrinkles around your eyes move. I can’t exactly pinpoint your gray hairs anymore. You once embraced me with a father’s love but now pat your hand on my back. Despite the frigid weather when you left, it didn’t seem so cold. But nine months has now felt like nine years and the temperature has only declined. It’s no surprise considering communication has never been your strong suit. Every time you speak is a cliffhanger. I am dangling from heights unknown, waiting for an answer that may not come. I want to submerge myself in your company and harmonize our voices in conversation. How are you? My eyes do not reflect the chocolate brown in yours but instead radiate blue like the ocean. Unfortunately this is not our only contrast. Funny how years ago our faces were so similar but now that things have changed our only mutual feature is our height. You’re half my original chromosomes but I don’t even know half of your day. Where do you go when it’s dark and the moon is shining down over you? What do you call home? Your absence is a mystery I cannot solve. The position I once promised you has been filled by a more qualified candidate; you wonder why I’m always with my boyfriend. Although I am angry, I am sure this is unintentional. My hope is that this is only temporary. The only question is, how long will you be gone; when will you re-apply?
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Oct 1, 2013
Oct 1, 2013 at 12:06 PM UTC
If You Want to Squeeze
Lately your belly laughs and dry humor are flooding my mind. The only times we make eye contact are over volleyball nets and ice cream sales. Once the most important man in my life, you no longer fill the position. I fired you. But then again, it’s like you quit. Instead of asking me about my day, you tell me about your new girlfriend. I’m beginning to forget the directions in which the wrinkles around your eyes move. I can’t exactly pinpoint your gray hairs anymore. You once embraced me with a father’s love but now pat your hand on my back. Despite the frigid weather when you left, it didn’t seem so cold. But nine months has now felt like nine years and the temperature has only declined. It’s no surprise considering communication has never been your strong suit. Every time you speak is a cliffhanger. I am dangling from heights unknown, waiting for an answer that may not come. I want to submerge myself in your company and harmonize our voices in conversation. How are you? My eyes do not reflect the chocolate brown in yours but instead radiate blue like the ocean. Unfortunately this is not our only contrast. Funny how years ago our faces were so similar but now that things have changed our only mutual feature is our height. You’re half my original chromosomes but I don’t even know half of your day. Where do you go when it’s dark and the moon is shining down over you? What do you call home? Your absence is a mystery I cannot solve. The position I once promised you has been filled by a more qualified candidate; you wonder why I’m always with my boyfriend. Although I am angry, I am sure this is unintentional. My hope is that this is only temporary. The only question is, how long will you be gone; when will you re-apply?
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My light has to be hidden from each and every walk of life; it is a target for the darkness and strong emotions of others that are rife. My soul is too deep and fragile to be torn apart time and time again, by impassioned people who end up causing unintentional pain. I am crushed by the weight of the universe. They say to be an empath is a gift - but to me it feels like a curse.
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 4:22 AM UTC
Empath
she's one of those Scandinavian girls all your friends at the barbecue would say, "dude, how the **** did you manage to get with THAT?" because they're all entranced in her painted and unintentional glow, she's a diamond, and it's not the diamonds fault it's a diamond. it's a mix of luck, probability, and perspectives on beauty derived from thousands of years of embedded consciousness on what defines the aesthetics of a souls harmonic glances I'm luckiest because she's not just a diamond on the outside. the rest of her diamonds still reside underneath. speaking through her body yet still deep to discover and I'll keep looking. I'll keep looking and I'll discover how rich she is. But she doesn't know it yet. she may never know it. diamonds are easy to see, but hard to find.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 1:44 AM UTC
all the brothers at the barbecue
I was getting a pillow for my mom who is in hospice care and as I went I bashed my knee on a piece of furniture so hard that I had to sit down and moan in pain and later it became red and probably will develop a bad bruise so my practices, many of which I do standing up and dancing, had to be changed, so I tried the new way of doing them sitting on a chair and to my surprise I thought they were better, so once again it has been shown to me that accidents and unintentional occurances sometimes are the best things that can happen.
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May 1, 2012
May 1, 2012 at 7:02 PM UTC
Accident
When I discovered I had cancer, I was told that I would learn a lot About Life and Death and Time, But I never thought that I would Discover what it means To be intimate With strangers, Or anyone, for that matter. When my insides were cut open like a game of operation, I told myself: Be detached. When visitors came, We talked about the weather. When I arrived home, I spent my time Trying to forget The experience Of impermanence And shared emotions That I couldn't even grapple with Myself. When the person I loved Left me I flinched And then sunk back into an abyss of Emotionless functioning, Cutting myself further and further Off from my narrative Of pain. When it was time to go back to school, I flinched And signed up for a workload Heavy enough To push out the fading reality Of my condition. It wasn't until I was sitting on the steps Outside of a bar that was slowly beginning To empty out, As intoxicated shadows gained substance and lit cigarettes against the brick wall. I sunk down next to friend I had recently met- My big t shirt inched up above my abdomen And the lower jagged mark of my scar Peeked out- I didn't choose to tell him my story Until he asked me about the obvious Stale incison mark that had a presence Of its own. Piece by piece, it peeled itself from off my stomach And liquified into a sequence of events And feelings That poured from me Like a stream of bubbling bath water Overflowing from the rim Of a porcelain tub. That's when I realized that there is something shared and intimate about scars: Marred reminders of the flesh That speak to our upmost human Encounters with our own mortality. An indecipherable label of sorts: An unsigned invitation into the taboo. In a moment of unintentional word ***** At 2am to a stranger, I regained my intimacy with myself And my journey. I learned that while Life and Death and Time Will always plague our existence, They distance us from the human experience that is To feel: To feel everything in this God forsaken world. To feel angry at people for leaving when they should have stayed. To feel compassion at the same time. To feel intimacy with others. To feel intimacy with yourself. To feel love. To feel pain. To feel the cold creases in the wooden floor as you make your way to the bathroom in the middle of the night. To feel alone. To feel surrounded. To feel the trembling echoes of the past and be able to grab its elusive coattails and shake away the dusty remnants of time and shout that you are present. To feel nothing.
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 1:07 AM UTC
The intimacy of scars
When I discovered I had cancer, I was told that I would learn a lot About Life and Death and Time, But I never thought that I would Discover what it means To be intimate With strangers, Or anyone, for that matter. When my insides were cut open like a game of operation, I told myself: Be detached. When visitors came, We talked about the weather. When I arrived home, I spent my time Trying to forget The experience Of impermanence And shared emotions That I couldn't even grapple with Myself. When the person I loved Left me I flinched And then sunk back into an abyss of Emotionless functioning, Cutting myself further and further Off from my narrative Of pain. When it was time to go back to school, I flinched And signed up for a workload Heavy enough To push out the fading reality Of my condition. It wasn't until I was sitting on the steps Outside of a bar that was slowly beginning To empty out, As intoxicated shadows gained substance and lit cigarettes against the brick wall. I sunk down next to friend I had recently met- My big t shirt inched up above my abdomen And the lower jagged mark of my scar Peeked out- I didn't choose to tell him my story Until he asked me about the obvious Stale incison mark that had a presence Of its own. Piece by piece, it peeled itself from off my stomach And liquified into a sequence of events And feelings That poured from me Like a stream of bubbling bath water Overflowing from the rim Of a porcelain tub. That's when I realized that there is something shared and intimate about scars: Marred reminders of the flesh That speak to our upmost human Encounters with our own mortality. An indecipherable label of sorts: An unsigned invitation into the taboo. In a moment of unintentional word ***** At 2am to a stranger, I regained my intimacy with myself And my journey. I learned that while Life and Death and Time Will always plague our existence, They distance us from the human experience that is To feel: To feel everything in this God forsaken world. To feel angry at people for leaving when they should have stayed. To feel compassion at the same time. To feel intimacy with others. To feel intimacy with yourself. To feel love. To feel pain. To feel the cold creases in the wooden floor as you make your way to the bathroom in the middle of the night. To feel alone. To feel surrounded. To feel the trembling echoes of the past and be able to grab its elusive coattails and shake away the dusty remnants of time and shout that you are present. To feel nothing.
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"She is so cute!" said the grand mother type in McDonalds today. **"Yes I have heard that said. Every where we go."** Miss Personality makes an impression... on the young and the old.   Purely unintentional. Little head strong at times. Mostly when awake. She will go far. Disagreements with Nana can be fun at times, '"Lucy! Don't do that! No!" Can ping pong three times.   Then must stop.  Or else! On hearing the verbal exchange between the two one day Gpa asked Miss Lucy, **"What part of 'NO' do you not understand?"** The reply coming from Miss Congeniality was an emphatic "The N." Gpa left the room. Laughing held to elsewhere. Reporting to Nana. She is cute at times. Four now... going on fourteen. But still cute.
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 10:02 PM UTC
Times
You know the the feeling of inseparable grace hand-in-hand with a sense of apparent distaste. I'm so sick of sorrow skirted by unintentional affection. Plus, you confuse the relation between my heart and thought sensations. I've never hurt worse in such a short amount of time. You'll never read this spiel, but a silent thought is fine. **** this thought of hope. **** what I would like to see. I was so full of accusations that I forgot to breathe.
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Sep 25, 2010
Sep 25, 2010 at 11:40 PM UTC
Wrongfully Accused
There was a sun behind 'The Sun' that burned a little differently. There was a sun farther away, that shone a little differently. No source of light No source of warmth Was not the benevolent of nature. There was a sun who looked a lot like you A sun, of higher stature. Fierce soldier, fighting hard Cared not, feared not the tides, the moon, the death lake. Would burn and melt and heat and bake Cared not, feared not about anyone, but his dear snowflake. He moved about, round and round unlike the many others. Spellbound by the softness of the snow ,the tempted young sun couldn't stay any farther. And thence moved, the imperious sun at a steady but leisurely pace. Towards the wishful and restless snowflake who waited for his wordless embrace. This twosome of heat and frost wasn't meant to be said the Mighty Lord. Disregarding the Lord's words The fervid sun said "We shall be together against all odds" Hesitant and anxious were the first touches, strong was this polarized attraction. Melted the snow on the Sun's surface, He couldn't stop this unintentional percolation. She gave her life To the infinite sun Though ,In his core she was reborn. Calmed his inferno, the snowflake Outstretched her empty hands again, Cooled down the sun's wrath, like she had sworn.
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May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014 at 3:22 PM UTC
Sunflake
Stop cutting. I get it, life hurts. You want to feel, something. You would rather watch your own blood seep out of your body from a self inflicted wound, than experience the hurt you have inside. I get it. Stop cutting. You choose to hurt yourself because you are overwhelmed by the pain you have caused another person, even if it was unintentional. The thought of that person whom you have such strong feelings for, suffering because of your actions or in-actions, is almost unbearable. I get it. Stop cutting. You don't know what to make of your situation. You don't know how a person like you could end up in such a ****** up scene. You feel stuck, lost. I get it. I do. Stop cutting. Your parents **** They don't understand the kind of **** you are going through. Sure they were kids once but that was different. Things were different back then. They don't get you and they probably never will. They don't care. I get it. Stop cutting. You really want to hurt yourself because you get off on the pain. You want it. You need it. You deserve it. You were put on this earth to suffer and you accept your role as martyr. I get it. Truly, I do. Stop cutting. You need some sort of release. Something, anything. Anything but the consuming black, nothing. The sweet release that only a razor can provide is the only thing that seems real to you amidst all of the drama. I get it. Stop cutting. There is chaos in your life and the secret solitude provided by your ritual seems like an oasis. I get it. Stop cutting. You like the way your skin splits open.  You like the way you can touch the cuts underneath your clothes. You like the way the scars remind you. I get it. Stop cutting. The love of your life has abandoned you, leaving a void that nobody will ever fill. Ever. You are completely and utterly alone. Life ***** I get it. You however, are beautiful, inside and out, scars and everything, and you are not as alone as you think. Please, Please, Please, Stop cutting.
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Feb 7, 2013
Feb 7, 2013 at 1:54 AM UTC
Cutters
Stop cutting. I get it, life hurts. You want to feel, something. You would rather watch your own blood seep out of your body from a self inflicted wound, than experience the hurt you have inside. I get it. Stop cutting. You choose to hurt yourself because you are overwhelmed by the pain you have caused another person, even if it was unintentional. The thought of that person whom you have such strong feelings for, suffering because of your actions or in-actions, is almost unbearable. I get it. Stop cutting. You don't know what to make of your situation. You don't know how a person like you could end up in such a ****** up scene. You feel stuck, lost. I get it. I do. Stop cutting. Your parents **** They don't understand the kind of **** you are going through. Sure they were kids once but that was different. Things were different back then. They don't get you and they probably never will. They don't care. I get it. Stop cutting. You really want to hurt yourself because you get off on the pain. You want it. You need it. You deserve it. You were put on this earth to suffer and you accept your role as martyr. I get it. Truly, I do. Stop cutting. You need some sort of release. Something, anything. Anything but the consuming black, nothing. The sweet release that only a razor can provide is the only thing that seems real to you amidst all of the drama. I get it. Stop cutting. There is chaos in your life and the secret solitude provided by your ritual seems like an oasis. I get it. Stop cutting. You like the way your skin splits open.  You like the way you can touch the cuts underneath your clothes. You like the way the scars remind you. I get it. Stop cutting. The love of your life has abandoned you, leaving a void that nobody will ever fill. Ever. You are completely and utterly alone. Life ***** I get it. You however, are beautiful, inside and out, scars and everything, and you are not as alone as you think. Please, Please, Please, Stop cutting.
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They pretended not to notice how much you had changed But they did comment on your thinning face And how much healthier you looked How much better They pulled you to the side "Oh my gosh, how did you do it?" Quizzical looks They didn't know that the weight you lost Was unintentional A compensation for the heavy load inside You tried to somehow shake off You hated your jutting rib bones, Losing your sanity along with your "baby" fat You lost what made you a woman No no one noticed your gaunt eyes and the sharp angle of your cheekbone Like pain and the way you started drinking (Although you never stopped) They didn't notice the new scars you kept hidden with makeup Meticulous careful calculating So unlike you No no one noticed how your eyes shone a little less brighter Especially when you smiled Apart from that ex-boyfriend you left a winter ago Standing in the cold Because he was an ******* But ******** can be right And you saw the way he looked at you like- the way you used to look at a broken mirror Wondering which piece to pick up first And start gluing back together The way you looked at your own blood flow from your wrist's A little scared, amazed, numb.. Like "Where do we start first?" And "What happened here?" Thats how he looked at you Atleast someone noticed
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Jan 6, 2012
Jan 6, 2012 at 12:27 PM UTC
My favorite color is red
Dissatisfaction an empty abyss Deep in now a well known limb Hope severed, intangible, a ghost Screaming without a sound Bleeding without a wound And these strings fatuously tuned. Inebriate and stumbling through an ocean of nobodies, all together, unseen Without a purpose, an insect Abiding another nobodies law, Rebellion restricted by a Metropolitan claw Steel bars in my own conscience Dreaming the escape, yet alone Soaring through time Captivation doesn't last A welcome blessing and an unintentional curse, yet alone and innocence is now grown
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Apr 22, 2013
Apr 22, 2013 at 8:34 AM UTC
Why?
I've spent the last 3 months in rehab rebuilding myself after you tore me down and admittedly there's still pieces of me I haven't found little pieces at the bottom of your sea, drowned It's a struggle everyday to get by yet as time passes, nanoseconds at a time I remember less how great you felt, how without you I though I'd die And like every ****** and great addiction I relapse, back into my rose coloured world of fiction as much as I long to be clean, I guess I subconsciously like it better when you're mean, ruthless and equate me to dirt, as though I like it better when it hurts or else why, what keeps me falling back with every unintentional relapse and though I may not physically let you in your venom that I crave seeps into my skin that every time I acknowledge your existence you win Now, I know this isn't a game, win or lose it's that dark, shadowed, familiar path I choose because pain is always better shared between two And, thus I'm back to rehab today so that I might find a better way to hold myself up and to myself say It was never love, just a drug induced hallucination my chemical flooded brain caused adoration and the constant feeling of fascination that you're immune to it all and it's my favorite addiction but I can't last as a ****** cause this is real life, fact not fiction.
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Jan 29, 2011
Jan 29, 2011 at 10:44 AM UTC
rehab
Today, he lives his life unchanged, unaware of the gifts he gives, the joy he brings. My heart has long since run out of summers. All my leaves and flowers have gone- I only have the snow now. His body looks like ice, pale and beautiful, just like porcelain- his hair black like my sky between the blizzards. But his lips are red and warm, like the heat I yearn for. There is fire in this body yet. But alas, he does not want me- I will only rob him of his warmth, the fire that fuels him. It is unintentional. I swear I don’t mean to. I want, even though I cannot have. Selfishness. Unbalanced. But when he holds me he becomes my shelter. When he kisses me, he offers me warmth and release, relieving me from my Siberian winter. When he pretends to love me, he brings me Spring even if it’s just for one night. Yet I can give him nothing in return; he does not want anything from me- I have nothing to offer him, for I am all out of summers. He will not be able to keep me warm for long. He will not stay here. He will soon move on and search for someone more worthy, more profitable, someone beautiful just like him. I only have ice to give, even though I love. Love is no good when one has no warmth. I can only be half a lover, unsuitable and inferior. But just for tonight, he offers me spring in the form of an embrace and a kiss. I love. I melt. Снегу́рочка.
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Jan 27, 2011
Jan 27, 2011 at 10:42 AM UTC
Melting the Ice
one day you'll pick the shortest straw in the stack and this time i wont be there i hate the way you have me on this string like a spider spinning a lonely web i'm waiting for you to have me for your dinner but you just keep on keeping on with the others i can't wait anymore countless years opportunities pass me by opportunities pass my eyes though time flies i can't get past this hurtle of you i can't wait anymore years for you to decide to cover my body in your love like a spider on a string lost in your comatose lost in your sunken vegetated eyes too comfortable in her arms your name rings in my head like an alarm clock that wont shut off i have never accepted so much unintentional mental abuse yet i still find myself at your side everytime opportunities pass me by opportunities pass my eyes though time flies i can't get past this hurtle of you i can't wait anymore years for you to decide to cover my body in your love like a spider on a string lost in your comatose lost in your sunken vegetated eyes too comfortable in her arms
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Oct 22, 2012
Oct 22, 2012 at 4:14 PM UTC
comfort holds you like a child