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"unmissable" poems
Don’t read this if you’re squeamish, Or if you’re eating food at the present, Since some of the subjects discussed in this poem, Are let’s just say rather unpleasant, On the subject of donating organs, Or the subject of organs at all, It’s not unusual for my claims to leave, Some subjects feeling pretty appalled, Now I’d say that most people die, In fact I’d vouch that it happens quite often, But when my time comes, set has my sun, I want all of me in that coffin, Now I get it, I’d save lives if I donated, And I don’t mean to sound like a **** (yes I do), But the unmissable flaw, the foot in the door, Is that not all of my parts seem to work, My eyes are screwy, my heart’s far too cold, The state of my lungs’ll make you shiver, My kidneys too small, I'm not sure I have a pancreas, And don’t get me started on my liver, And let me tell you with a face like mine, Not showcasing this beauty’s a sin, But it’s awfully hard to have an open casket, If I’m not sporting any of my skin It’s selfish and weird I know that, But my eyes are where my soul is exposed! …Yeah actually my soul’s pretty tainted, Can someone make sure that my eyes are closed? I only want those I love to have a part of me, So if I’m forced, if I’m forced, to partake, - - - They’ll be frying up my organs, For refreshments at my wake.
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Dec 20, 2014
Dec 20, 2014 at 3:22 PM UTC
On the Subject of Organs
The arms, legs, heads were covered in clay but their bodies hadn't decayed. They were trapped in ice, transparent, clean. That is the role of bodies. To be seen. That is the role of children. To sit quietly counting coins. To brush the long blonde hair of their sister (mother.) To not be heard. The dead leaves of trees are too loud. Crunching under- foot. Who am I to investigate? To take samples of hair and skin. To match DNA and finger- prints. No, the ice should not melt. As it struggles to survive in the sunlight. The bodies thaw. Heart first. And I am trapped. plunging the secrets of rope around throat. Of stab wounds and bullet sites. And the blood is so cold. So very cold and unforgiving, unmissable, uncharted, until my hands slice, sift, silence.
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Mar 26, 2016
Mar 26, 2016 at 11:40 AM UTC
Crime Scene Investigation
i. without words, boy, caught up in the dark, brown-eyed boy, as night drifts, dark in her clouds. ii. a tumbling star, leaden feet sink to earth, drowning stream... poured from a water jug a dark, crackling sky.   iii. night's thick opiates glaze, unmissable sky sinks anchor-like. iv. slumber-heavy, dreams carried to the stars, lost time stretching like a cat. v. boy, sleep sound tonight, brown-eyed boy, as night drifts dark in her clouds.
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Jan 15, 2017
Jan 15, 2017 at 2:29 PM UTC
brown-eyed boy
Until today, I never understood heartache. I never understood that thinking about you (how the thoughts come unbidden yet so welcome entrancing encompassing dizzying worrying wonderful) - your name your voice - strong and low, speaking softly, only for me the thickness of your hair, the way it feels against my fingers when I hold your head in my hands the way your skin tastes after a night of making love the warmth of your hands and your mouth and your laugh your scent, that somehow reminds me of both my childhood and times and places I have never known the feeling of you inside me, molded close and perfect, and the way you toss your head and ***** up your eyes while we're at our peak, as if I were the one who was so unmissable - could make my insides curl and twist so hard that I have to stop what I'm doing, set down my glass or pen, stop dead in the middle of the sidewalk. I am drowning in you, taking in deep lungfuls of you, absorbing you into my bloodstream. The sweetest little death I could ever imagine.
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Nov 2, 2014
Nov 2, 2014 at 12:59 AM UTC
La petite mort
I find your lips so kissable. And your kiss unmissable. Your fingertips untouchable. And your eyes irresistible.
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Jan 16, 2016
Jan 16, 2016 at 7:35 AM UTC
Lovable...
and roused from the back of my mind was a warm breath of childlike wonder, present in the twinkling of my eyes that he called "unmissable," like it was the reason he drew toward me with a blade called fate to my neck and promised me escape, finally, since nobody else would. but he spoke in shimmering riddles, tongue dipped in a persuasive agent. he did not miss his clarity. he did not miss much anymore. by his hand, and with God as his witness, he would keep any of that nonsense far from the equation. he would **** that which once made him feel alive. walled away somewhere deep inside of him, behind visible ribs and invisible slate i observed a faraway macabre, and it did not deter me, and it did not want to. i took his hand, which was good, since mine still trembled. i let him pull me into the same rank pit he had occupied for some time now. drawn, quartered. the skin around his eyes crusting, blackening, oculars submerged in pale. through needles were salvation; he fully intended to alter pace and allow himself, for once, something of his doing. solace, if not brief solace, from wretchedness. a scarce commodity. nothing can shine down here. and i'm surviving on what kills me.
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Jan 30, 2012
Jan 30, 2012 at 6:20 AM UTC
Golden Boy
guilt tied itself around my wrist like a red balloon don't tell me this is the gist it follows me around north, east, south and westbound an unmissable reminder of what i have done see, it's all just a rerun a **** show or a gag show it's been so long since i last saw a rainbow a red balloon friend, it's just air but it's so heavy and let me tell you it has never been easy so i guess maybe the walls crack because sometimes what they hear is just too much to bear
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 7:46 AM UTC
this has been sitting in my drafts for 3 weeks
Heavy expectations, preparations galore, To witness the night of glory and L'amore. Moon was eager to rise and sun refuted to set, That was the charisma of the night which the two souls beget. Time was running and hearts started pounding, To reach the destination and visualize the hearts rebounding. An Italian rendezvous, at an Indian enigma of nizam, In an exotic style of feast, they share a conversation of purism. The joy within was inexplicable, With the right aroma of love on table. The rich culture of India's great glory, With the classic mixture of king's short story. The ****** an unmissable moment, With the hand in hand the souls enjoy the love slogan. Hearts were filled with joy, And the angels bestowed their blessings and foy. The night ended with heart full emotions, Satisfied with magical love potion. Reality made a dreadful turn, Magical to ludicrous was that moment, spent with a deceitful spurn. Falseness prevailed all over, bringing down the purity to filthy left over. Drenched in the sea of sorrow, That night remained more like a knight mare, killing the beautiful tomorrow. Certainly, that was the glory of the night That it shall be remembered in the memories in sight.
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 1:19 PM UTC
A night to remember
he loves her and she loves him and it's a crash, a crack, an unmissable climatic anticlimax and there's all this emotion spilling like god filling up his canister with darkness and light from a strange source like a spring of ill feelings but an oasis of happy a clash of the mind and an inability to express because he loves her but doesn't love me
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Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 5:40 PM UTC
untitled viii
Make your way on over don't need to bring nothin' apart from your best clothes - I'll work away your worries, breathe away your woes. It wasn't what I confessed, god looks upon me but I'm far from being blessed. My heads in a spin, fingers jiving and jigging my mind focusing on your soft chin. Blue eyed monster, black hair chasing down your back body to die for, my heart beating like a race-horse on a track. You're chemical treasure You're tainted but **** I'm a Lykos for pleasure show us your prize and I'll show you mine. Blood-red lips, sleek, unmissable soft pale skin so smooth, so kissable. Make your way on over - I'm a Lykos for pleasure, a predator for treasure, and a hungry wolf in full fledged measure.
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May 24, 2015
May 24, 2015 at 5:14 PM UTC
Lykos
i can still remember the old days in london, back when newspapers were not friendly in terms of allowing a reading while commuting - the giants of the days of lore - now only the daily telegraph stands firmly conservative (never mind the content) - back when the guardian (left-wing stance of politics) and the times (middle ground swaying either way) and the above mentioned right-wing newspaper measured a grand 23" by 29" in length - you ended up reading the first page and maybe snippets of all the other pages, on a crowded tube train with maximum capacity being reached you couldn't exactly spread your wings like an albatross - god the hell of it - now only on sunday will the times print like the old-guard, and it's a quiet reminiscence of sorts: so typical of the solitude, the solo way of observing - furious that i couldn't find the news review section, to be later informed that they put it together with the main news - and really, there's nothing intelligent about televised news, there's no selection, no secondary editing process where you can pick out what you want to be informed about - on the television the news ends with a cute baby monkey, or some other uplifting tale from the animal kingdom, the pandora's box lid or some **** - probably influenced by darwinism - the twist in the tale is that, at least, newspapers allow you to edit and not be spoon-fed, and they don't end the print with some lovable tale to hide all the grey horror prior - i.e. 'and on a lighter note'... no, none of that, they end with an opinions' section, and if you're lucky to be reading the sunday times you'll have the only journalism that matters, well at least to me, the review - interesting stuff in there - a daily build-up of nearly unmissable encyclopaedic series on entries of the odd little curiosities.
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Apr 25, 2016
Apr 25, 2016 at 6:56 PM UTC
a 23" by 29" albatross
i can still remember the old days in london, back when newspapers were not friendly in terms of allowing a reading while commuting - the giants of the days of lore - now only the daily telegraph stands firmly conservative (never mind the content) - back when the guardian (left-wing stance of politics) and the times (middle ground swaying either way) and the above mentioned right-wing newspaper measured a grand 23" by 29" in length - you ended up reading the first page and maybe snippets of all the other pages, on a crowded tube train with maximum capacity being reached you couldn't exactly spread your wings like an albatross - god the hell of it - now only on sunday will the times print like the old-guard, and it's a quiet reminiscence of sorts: so typical of the solitude, the solo way of observing - furious that i couldn't find the news review section, to be later informed that they put it together with the main news - and really, there's nothing intelligent about televised news, there's no selection, no secondary editing process where you can pick out what you want to be informed about - on the television the news ends with a cute baby monkey, or some other uplifting tale from the animal kingdom, the pandora's box lid or some **** - probably influenced by darwinism - the twist in the tale is that, at least, newspapers allow you to edit and not be spoon-fed, and they don't end the print with some lovable tale to hide all the grey horror prior - i.e. 'and on a lighter note'... no, none of that, they end with an opinions' section, and if you're lucky to be reading the sunday times you'll have the only journalism that matters, well at least to me, the review - interesting stuff in there - a daily build-up of nearly unmissable encyclopaedic series on entries of the odd little curiosities.
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The Passage of Time Verse 1 To experience the seasons brought therein To elaborate beyond where we begin To gravitate through intricated ways To thus behold the miracle of days To belong, to be loved, to be more than enough May souls align with blessings from above Chorus There’s no measure, I will treasure All in my life, of which come to mind With due reason, it is the season For embracing the passage of time The passage of time Verse 2 So invaluable are moments from the heart The yearning for, in times we spent apart May we reconcile all undelivered peace Let all creativity of soul release To belong, to be loved, to be more than enough May souls align with blessings from above Chorus Bridge Times unmissable, undeniable Let us capture the joy, it’s so plentiful Change is pivotal, live empirical Let’s savour this moment in time Chorus Written by Geraldine Taylor ©
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Jun 13, 2017
Jun 13, 2017 at 4:49 AM UTC
The Passage of Time
(it's unmissable) what do you want I am the master of my own fate but deep down inside my self wants everything to fail so i keep on rowing the boats and breathing while I sleep to reach the destination everyone wants to get to but some wait longer like me and patient as i am i can no longer survive so instead i live and live on because I keep rolling on to get better and better instead things keep dwindling down until i reach the bottom and there I softly hit the ground because They want me to keep going and rolling on (to get better and better) so I listen to all of them like I have before and the music cracks louder and there's a pause when you look at me so I smile at the end I see the door there is no heaven and there is no hell they're just going to send me right back to the ******* beginning again (it's unmissable)
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 8:20 PM UTC
(It's Unmissable) What Do you Want?
Words have edges like knives, Sharp. The outcomes are unseen to the human eyes But the bleeding of the heart is unmissable if perceived with empathy. • e.i •
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Nov 3, 2017
Nov 3, 2017 at 12:36 PM UTC
Razor-edged
Im not even sad, Its just the thoughts get so bad. I cant even cry, But believe me I try. Just to feel like the emotions get out, But I have nothing to be sad about. Just the thoughts in my head, Restraining me from going to bed. I think the thoughts are like a ferris wheel. I know this shouldn’t even be how I really feel, But I do. And no its not because of you, Its just all in my mind. Because even though you’re so kind, I cant help but think, What if he thinks I’m ugly or what if I stink? I get quite ashamed when it gets the best of me, It sort of makes me wonder if anyone can see. See me when I’m cracking my knuckles or breathing heavily, Or playing air piano while walking or talking unsteadily. To you its probably invisible, But to me its quite unmissable. Back to the thoughts there getting worse now, If you knew what I was thinking you’d probably think how? How is someone as confident as you so insecure deep down, But the thing is I was treated so badly growing up in my hometown. And a college so far from home is the only place I feel at peace, But even still, some days I feel great unease. So if you see I’m feeling a tad on edge, Don’t take it personal, its nothing you’ve said. Its just the anxiety, so I hope you can understand, I just need reassurance, yes please, that would be grand.
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May 29, 2018
May 29, 2018 at 6:03 AM UTC
I need reassurance
So, another day of it. The clock an instrument that ****** you with its skeletal finger, and now the night crawls up, covers the town before dinner, the cold licking your skin the way it can every October. You haven’t been yourself. You’ve been stumbling, legs like lead pipes, head pulsating, unmissable signal. Stand - a conker crack scurries across the skull. Sit - pulse in ear, gut gurgling just as a long-blocked sink. Sleep is a taste of petrol, appetite so far gone you expect postcards. But at least the night crawls up, delicately, coldly.
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Oct 8, 2018
Oct 8, 2018 at 4:46 PM UTC
Crawl
I stared at the cinderblock wall, kudzu clawin’ up wild,   A green chokehold sprawlin’ ‘cross this Tennessee hollow,   Life flickers in me, a match struck on a humid night,   But leukemia’s creepin’, a month to ***** my candle’s glow.   Sixteen and I’m done, no worse than folks who linger here,   The sun meltin’ over the Smokies, the sweetgum air—why ain’t it mine?   I despise death’s slow drag, its damp, cold fingers on my neck,   Not scared—just ****** a fire ragin’ in veins gone icy.   A dream once slunk in, like a copperhead through the pines,   Cross my warped floorboards, me froze, watchin’ it glide,   No fangs, no strike, just sickness coilin’ in its hush,   Woke me to the truth—my end’s stalkin’ these backroads quiet.   Why me leavin’ while others grill burgers in the dusk?   This land’s too pretty—cornfields gold, mockin’ my rot,   I’d toss a Molotov at it all, this carefree Cumberland sprawl,   If my arms had the grit to torch my **** fate.   The world churns on, deaf to my hollerin’ from the porch,   Beauty cuts deep—crickets chirpin’ a song I can’t keep.   Everybody’s fightin’ to breathe, no soul less than me,   But what’s it worth when death’s got my number dialed?   I chuck my truth like a deer stand spear, unmissable,   To God, to life, to folks cruisin’ Main Street clueless,   At sixteen, dread’s my gospel, my rebel yell,   A war cry howled, so this whole county might pay up.   Life’s a gift for us about to get yanked away,   We cling tight to what’s rippin’ loose in the wind,   My ache, my envy for kids racin’ four-wheelers, unborn,   No hate—just a love for livin’, sharp as a switchblade.   Through cussin’ and jealousy’s hot sting, I thread a tune,   A jagged love song hummin’ over the TVA hum,   Reckon this truth, let your own gripes loose like hounds,   I ain’t kneelin’ to anything . And I am proudly mad.
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Mar 21, 2025
Mar 21, 2025 at 12:23 AM UTC
Sixteen I die
I stared at the cinderblock wall, kudzu clawin’ up wild,   A green chokehold sprawlin’ ‘cross this Tennessee hollow,   Life flickers in me, a match struck on a humid night,   But leukemia’s creepin’, a month to ***** my candle’s glow.   Sixteen and I’m done, no worse than folks who linger here,   The sun meltin’ over the Smokies, the sweetgum air—why ain’t it mine?   I despise death’s slow drag, its damp, cold fingers on my neck,   Not scared—just ****** a fire ragin’ in veins gone icy.   A dream once slunk in, like a copperhead through the pines,   Cross my warped floorboards, me froze, watchin’ it glide,   No fangs, no strike, just sickness coilin’ in its hush,   Woke me to the truth—my end’s stalkin’ these backroads quiet.   Why me leavin’ while others grill burgers in the dusk?   This land’s too pretty—cornfields gold, mockin’ my rot,   I’d toss a Molotov at it all, this carefree Cumberland sprawl,   If my arms had the grit to torch my **** fate.   The world churns on, deaf to my hollerin’ from the porch,   Beauty cuts deep—crickets chirpin’ a song I can’t keep.   Everybody’s fightin’ to breathe, no soul less than me,   But what’s it worth when death’s got my number dialed?   I chuck my truth like a deer stand spear, unmissable,   To God, to life, to folks cruisin’ Main Street clueless,   At sixteen, dread’s my gospel, my rebel yell,   A war cry howled, so this whole county might pay up.   Life’s a gift for us about to get yanked away,   We cling tight to what’s rippin’ loose in the wind,   My ache, my envy for kids racin’ four-wheelers, unborn,   No hate—just a love for livin’, sharp as a switchblade.   Through cussin’ and jealousy’s hot sting, I thread a tune,   A jagged love song hummin’ over the TVA hum,   Reckon this truth, let your own gripes loose like hounds,   I ain’t kneelin’ to anything . And I am proudly mad.
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Beauty is unmissable stands eternally sure. That smile once smiled can never not be.
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Feb 3, 2019
Feb 3, 2019 at 10:37 AM UTC
In Time and Eternity.
this pencil is sharpened only to write, profess, and spill all my love for you. could you spare me those unmissable hours you spend filling the curves of my lips, ruffling my hair in your fist; and breathing hard down my neck? call my name, darling and I will engrave you in my soul. - m
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Apr 24, 2017
Apr 24, 2017 at 6:32 AM UTC
breathe hard