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"unluckiest" poems
The jagged rocks flow through the air like daggers laced with the most toxic of poisons. Adverted eyes avoid the abyss of spewing lava for fear of being burned. Those in the path of destruction, they are the unluckiest of victims. Monosyllabic stones of hopelessness find their way to the scarred skin, bloodying the bloodied, breaking the broken. The volcanoes are worthy of repugnant titles, sharp like their tongues or decaying like their souls. The victims should run, should cry, should lash out against the lava, protect themselves. But everyone says that if you choose to live at the bottom of a volcanic body, you are already dead. The lava will only harden you, despite attempts to remain cool in your passivity. Lava burns, and no amount of composure or preparation can protect you from the overwhelming presence of hatred and intolerance; the hating fire fueled only by oxygen.
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Oct 6, 2013
Oct 6, 2013 at 7:02 PM UTC
Lava
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 4:45 PM UTC
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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There are so many of us And when I met the first of us before I knew I was one of us I though **** this person got the unluckiest thing ever" And I though I would help her and that would be that I was innocent and I thought this was an uncommon case And as I grew up became smarter I met more And more of us And we are not uncommon But we are all ****** up And I wish I could go back to being so innocent and ignorant And noq I know we are real And im one of us And I struggle As we all do But now we have two options We have jumped into a raging river And we can choose to float and enjoy the ride until we drown Enjoying sweet blissful pain Or we can swim and fight against the current Never give up and use everything we have to survive And its not easy If it were we wouldnt struggle But know this that you might hate yourself but you love others who are swimming with you And if they see you float they will be discouraged And they will float And sooner rather than later everyone will be floating Dying a sweet death But hating yourswlf even more because you let them float You said its ok to float So they listened and they died So know this you can float or swim I love the rest of us So I will swim because I hate myself but will not let the others die So float or swim Which is it
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 2:36 PM UTC
Float or swim
I'm shoveling raw fish down my throat (Creamy and spicy Salty from soy sauce) My phone in my lap (For you are gone You boarded that plane You left me high and dry on my own thoughts) My shorts are digging into my thighs (Too fat Too white) I'm popping fish roe between my teeth (Each snap is a life that will never be Amniotic fluid runs down my incisors) Eel is slipping through my chopsticks (I struggle to get it down Barbeque sauce is all over my mouth) There is a pit of snakes in my stomach (I'm feeding them a one-hundred and sixty-six dollar meal I'm indulging them in my raw mind) You're texting me still (We're confused why my ******* feel like cobblestone We used protection) We may be the unluckiest couple on Earth **** me **** me **** me **** me **** me)
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Jul 11, 2013
Jul 11, 2013 at 12:28 AM UTC
Roe
If meeting you was lucky, I am the unluckiest person in the world.
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Dec 13, 2015
Dec 13, 2015 at 3:00 PM UTC
Unlucky 13w
oxymoron overdose deadbolt atriums intersected playlists the unluckiest clothespin a mailbox full of compliments wallowing asterisks carpeted portraits and unearthed apologies it all stemmed from backseat rattling complexity lighthouse morphine seventeen somber ached explosions sipping acrylic reveries cleverly blossomed illusions thigh stumbling permission clumsy german metaphors thirsty chapter jigsaw keys worried cities newfound screams vision confusion and pity bottles poisoned school affection oh christ, darling a deaf chorus thoughtless phantom seed eyed stranger road scarred sighs ***** locked moths velvet butterflies a sweeter sleeping spine growing began expression storms lack protection yesterday placed comfort in salvation the vast presence of a strong man's island mother hazel vacations a shattered soldier trembling girls in sorry gardens, limbs in full bloom naive humming mirrors children having mistook living trees half known whispered smiles and mattress lullabies cigarette stories firework insecurities books begging floor stopping feeling
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Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 9:57 PM UTC
phosphorescent crypticism
fish... fish... fish in the pond today I'm in need of a wish please get out my way rain... rain... rain from the sky today please do explain why treat me this way? grass... grass... grass yes I see the wet grass I'll just tip-toe on pass CRAP! I fall on my *** do,,, do... do what should I do? YUCK! gooey gooey goo sticky gum on my shoe gee... gee... gee no umbrella with me its just not my day CRAP! I for got my key phone... phone... phone my battery is low please don't  die I need to call home hair... hair... hair get out my eye its just not fair I dont want to cry wet... wet... wet so freaking wet this day is so my unluckiest day yet stuck... stuck... stuck trapped under this black cloudy sky so much bad luck today... today... today I wish it would just leave me alone hurry up and  go away I wish... I wish... I wish...
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Jul 18, 2016
Jul 18, 2016 at 12:50 AM UTC
WISH
"Hindsight, is 20/20." As the tag-a-longs And dingbats like to recite. Well that's dumb- 20/20 is average!! This is outrageous -even our idioms our idiotic- So I propose a new saying, And yes, who is the 17 year old white boy To say anything about anything. But hear me out, How about instead, we say, "Hindsight, the unluckiest symptom of consciousness, and a hell in its own right" Okay yeah, well, maybe it IS a bit wordy, And yeah, okay, maybe it IS a TAD too cynical. But since when has a teenager been anything BUT A self-proclaimed cynic. With stars too far to telephone, And when telegraphs aren't a thing anymore. We gotta make our own futures, But when we're riding along through our Generation of hate, Or lovely liberalism. Try not to check the rearview mirror
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Apr 4, 2021
Apr 4, 2021 at 4:18 AM UTC
Hindsight, Rarely a Lucky Endeavor.
i used to think that you were a gift from God. after all, you came around after i was saved. i used to use you in my testimony, too. i never believed them when they said the Devil was testing me. i had given in quite a few times to him. but i never, not even for a second, believed that you were anything but God-given. what are you now? a story i'll tell my children when they ask about the many photos i have of us? a tall-tale about love that i ruined with my blackened heart and tarnished promises? a lost girl with eyes of gold? advice i'll give to those whom ask about our time together in relation to their own problems? my promise still stands. i won't **** myself. i have tried enough times to now that i can't even do that much right. but i was never going to **** myself over your words or your actions. i wanted to die because of myself and the choices I've made in my own life that have nothing to do with you. I've made more mistakes than you could ever know, leigh. ones that nobody know about. i think what is important is the betterment of myself and of all. and i don't believe that my death with help. maybe you do, but i do not. i believe my life is worth a lot more than that, for my God tells me so. you can try to choke me with your words and you can wish death upon me and even declare that meeting me was the most unluckiest thing that has ever happened in your life. but just know that all I've ever wanted for you was the best. and that means that the chapter of you in my life is now over, because what is best for you is not me. we should've known that a long time ago. maybe we did, but we just didn't want to say it out loud. so have the best. live a happy life. be the best you can be. smile, laugh, and learn from the unlucky chapter in your life that was me. that's all i can say. i still believe that you were God-given, you know. like i said, i never once believed that you weren't. so take your God-given gifts and love with all of your might. you've taught me so much, and i'll forever be grateful for the time you were in my life. even though you don't feel the same about me.
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Dec 13, 2015
Dec 13, 2015 at 4:42 PM UTC
L, a God-given gift
i used to think that you were a gift from God. after all, you came around after i was saved. i used to use you in my testimony, too. i never believed them when they said the Devil was testing me. i had given in quite a few times to him. but i never, not even for a second, believed that you were anything but God-given. what are you now? a story i'll tell my children when they ask about the many photos i have of us? a tall-tale about love that i ruined with my blackened heart and tarnished promises? a lost girl with eyes of gold? advice i'll give to those whom ask about our time together in relation to their own problems? my promise still stands. i won't **** myself. i have tried enough times to now that i can't even do that much right. but i was never going to **** myself over your words or your actions. i wanted to die because of myself and the choices I've made in my own life that have nothing to do with you. I've made more mistakes than you could ever know, leigh. ones that nobody know about. i think what is important is the betterment of myself and of all. and i don't believe that my death with help. maybe you do, but i do not. i believe my life is worth a lot more than that, for my God tells me so. you can try to choke me with your words and you can wish death upon me and even declare that meeting me was the most unluckiest thing that has ever happened in your life. but just know that all I've ever wanted for you was the best. and that means that the chapter of you in my life is now over, because what is best for you is not me. we should've known that a long time ago. maybe we did, but we just didn't want to say it out loud. so have the best. live a happy life. be the best you can be. smile, laugh, and learn from the unlucky chapter in your life that was me. that's all i can say. i still believe that you were God-given, you know. like i said, i never once believed that you weren't. so take your God-given gifts and love with all of your might. you've taught me so much, and i'll forever be grateful for the time you were in my life. even though you don't feel the same about me.
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Never expected That life will become this must worst only on these days I thought everything goes correct But My fate shows me that I'm the unluckiest in the whole universe. Still had hope Not on me or on my fate But on MY God rate My papa has a pure heart How the poisonous snake could inject purity Purity has its own strength.. Only on that day, Papa, you felt great for me It is not that I Can shine in your absence From my childhood days I thought of shining only for You and for ama(mother) Now it is the time for reaping So you should come back soon. Hope you will com soon..
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Nov 21, 2015
Nov 21, 2015 at 9:42 PM UTC
Just a hope !!!
If there is something like a perfect piece of art. It is hidden in the most untouchable of the places. A place so unreachable that only the unluckiest and the saddest of the humans can go. A place that connects heaven, hell and earth. The only place that connects God, the devil and us. Death. Death keep the most amazing and beautiful piece of heaven that exists. Because if that wasn't so, God wouldn't create an angel just to keep it safe. And even if there is no God above the clouds or devil under the earth. We still are walking the unstoppable crusade to the end. So enjoy the last seconds of your brief infinite called life.
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Oct 26, 2018
Oct 26, 2018 at 4:14 AM UTC
Death
Hate my fate
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Aug 27, 2015
Aug 27, 2015 at 7:28 AM UTC
Most unluckiest in the world
His will, with all obedient mansions, unluckiest delights, And heaven-illumined cares, its trembling woodbine-wreaths, A concourse gloriously to swan, but knowingly to obey, Is as a mused pasture, whose forbid Brimstone dormitories, through clarions that dare awfully overwhelm, Forcing victory! The's saddest distinctions
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Feb 3, 2019
Feb 3, 2019 at 7:36 AM UTC
Heaven-illumined
Why do I do this? These thoughts, In my head, Scream cursed words of Disappointment, Unfulfillment, Sorrow, Hope. How am I to ignore The words that These thoughts are telling me? You can't make someone happy... No one can fall for you... You're just a middle man... Easily forgettable... A placeholder... Uninteresting, Little to no importance, With no room to grow... They're better off without you... Be honest, who would? All the smiles I wish to have, Feels like it's unattainable, Something only for a wish, The luckiest thing for, The unluckiest person. Who am I kidding? I already know, These thoughts are louder. Drowning out my thoughts of Sanity, Happiness, Love.
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Sep 17, 2024
Sep 17, 2024 at 5:53 AM UTC
Self Breaking Heart
There was a boy who hated cops, Cow-faced, pig-bullies, power-drunk hacks. Racism, raids, and traffic stops. And maybe, like the boy, if they weren’t attacked, Hadn’t gone to work expecting the worst, Maybe they'd have had their community’s back. But life’s not that simple; some wounds are cursed. They made him mean, like a shelter cat, Born into pain, already immersed. He was a boy who never fought back, But luck still left him, too early, too soon, Born in the stick season, raised in the black. How could he know that all fields bloom? When shown only malice, one cant help but stare Facing down evil, missing the good in the room. Lucks for the lucky and life isn't fair But no orchid's less beautiful than weeds just Because orchids need more love and more care.
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May 13, 2025
May 13, 2025 at 5:44 PM UTC
The Unluckiest Boy In The World