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"veiny" poems
i never used to understand why people hid their pop preferences like they might hide a **** room... or like: the toilet paper ran out, so i jumped into the shower story; what's with pop music in older people and getting the embarrassment sticker that says: HI, MY NAME IS JEFF AND I LIKE BRIE POP FROM SCANDINAVIA: nostalgic culmination? death growl dark metal: the frustration apparent throughout: frustrated amateur singers with their strained veiny necks... see that aorta? opera singers? are they even opening their mouths, or is this opera meets Roy Orbison? and by god, that's the case, people are ashamed to actually acknowledge their pop preferences... no wonder Patrick Bateman is fuelled by it... it's very much like that... pop's the foundation in you actually liking music... shame i love music more than women: keeps my sanity... 2 months apart and you can't hear a vacuum cleaner, maybe once a week... maybe... then the radio starts playing some vintage Roxette... Abba who? that's for those aged 40 and above... Roxette is my generation's equivalent. Roxette's masterpiece? Joyride: the entire album, yes, you'll listen to this album like some prog rock feast:           Joyride                 (      :     + italics                                     is the same as bold:           double emphasis                 ) ***** you will! Roxette's Joyride is the epitome of pop!
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Sep 2, 2016
Sep 2, 2016 at 7:36 PM UTC
Pop Music and ****
i never used to understand why people hid their pop preferences like they might hide a **** room... or like: the toilet paper ran out, so i jumped into the shower story; what's with pop music in older people and getting the embarrassment sticker that says: HI, MY NAME IS JEFF AND I LIKE BRIE POP FROM SCANDINAVIA: nostalgic culmination? death growl dark metal: the frustration apparent throughout: frustrated amateur singers with their strained veiny necks... see that aorta? opera singers? are they even opening their mouths, or is this opera meets Roy Orbison? and by god, that's the case, people are ashamed to actually acknowledge their pop preferences... no wonder Patrick Bateman is fuelled by it... it's very much like that... pop's the foundation in you actually liking music... shame i love music more than women: keeps my sanity... 2 months apart and you can't hear a vacuum cleaner, maybe once a week... maybe... then the radio starts playing some vintage Roxette... Abba who? that's for those aged 40 and above... Roxette is my generation's equivalent. Roxette's masterpiece? Joyride: the entire album, yes, you'll listen to this album like some prog rock feast:           Joyride                 (      :     + italics                                     is the same as bold:           double emphasis                 ) ***** you will! Roxette's Joyride is the epitome of pop!
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She frequents here most weekend nights,Big **** long kegs, freaky appetite,Her eyes scan every inch of the club,Wet *** all hard and ***** to hell with love.She licks her lips, and warmly, her other lips respond,She sees her prey and grins at knowing this night will be long,They stroll towards her knowingly, they are the lucky ones,She straddles one, while the other mouth makes her come.Moaning ***** words, and writhing, her **** are bouncing freely,Two on one's her favourite, it makes her come so gleely,Her wet tongue finds something hard and veiny, she takes it in her mouth,Her stroking slips and slides make both guys moan and pant out loud.His ball sack dangles over her, she's begging for a suck,The other's fingers enter her, she loves a finger fuck,Her mouth fills up with pleasure juice, she comes onto his fingers,She licks it off, but takes her time,intent to make it linger...
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Feb 26, 2010
Feb 26, 2010 at 6:50 AM UTC
Club Sandwich ( WARNING, EXTREME ****** CONTENT!)
somehow all neighborhood tribes & tribe lords love you. somehow you beat my score on the nickelcade spaced invaders. we leap fences in escape of party befouled cops. crusaders of mustache & veiny hate. you rip your jeans & lose your artifacts in the creek. into convenience store warm lights & makeout mixtapes.
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Aug 20, 2014
Aug 20, 2014 at 3:31 PM UTC
pear
Two people once residied in a flat in London city, A man who had a drug addiction, things did not seem pretty, His ***** at eighteen, barely grown who worked the streets at night, She slept all day while **** guy flushed her veins with coke mixed ***** Now, girl would wonder what life would be like if she were home, A georgian three up, two down house, with trees and garden gnomes, She wondered how she got here, reminiscing on times better, A stupid fight with mum, some awful words, a goodbye letter. So many times she tried to get away from her **** guy, But cravings soon kicked in, so she would pierce her veiny thigh, She saw the flyers on the walls, she knew her mother missed her, She pleaded with the **** through lips all swollen full of blisters. Two people now reside inside a house so filled with sorrow, A mother,racked with sadness for her girl who evil borrowed, A dad who knows his brother fills his neices veins with drugs, The money that dad makes from her will never make him snug. A flat lies empty, desolate, void of two more souls, A child lies dead from overdose, Her uncle full of needle holes...
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Aug 25, 2010
Aug 25, 2010 at 4:28 AM UTC
uncle dearest
My shoelaces flap side to side like one of those car-dealership inflatables arms- My veiny stompers pump puddles of pure procrastination from perceptive sprinting- Underneath the tune-buds, I cannot hear my sneakers scraping the scrap rocks of gravel- To my left- a hooting owl habitats itself in a hushed game of charades- To my right- a slick tree frog flies freely from a lofty leaf and lands in the lagoon- Elapsed images of elastic languages fill my mind with everlasting wisdom- Entertained by the watercolors, my canvas curdles and secedes the state of mind- Pressing harder- the curtain continues to close as I chase the condescending daylight- Pressing softer- the tuner in my temple turns into a terrorizing shriek from my tibia-
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 3:41 PM UTC
Hindsight
Liquid Impulses seep through my bones and become an unavoidable poison with the power to shatter my glass organs right through my bleeding skin I am getting you ***** but you handle secrets well anything to make you feel more special than standing at the airport making small talk with every pair of lungs so it doesn't look like you're facing all this mass alone I asked you politely to stop forcing continents and veiny constellations on me but nightly pleasure is your forte and I'm not going to pretend I want you to stay you have handguns that you pray you'll never use, during your long visits to ceremony you call yourself lonely, but can barley say it because like always you're loosing your voice
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 1:09 PM UTC
Casual ***
six-inch heels abandoned in lampless corner       grimy pennies embedded in carpet rent's due wedding band girl "fab polka dot frocks" waterfalling past knees        outta place on casino bus destined for rest under Ft. Worth stars now, now    ********* borealis speckled dice true love waits socialite lip balm and bourgeoisie hips compete in bidding war over which black face triggerpulls which black face eyes the ground passerby the red light      the green light all night diner    egg on chin   coffee-stained porcelain   teeth "I forgave, I think. I forget." crowded and paranoid in the left lane    the right lane empty and weak and surrender and soiled underwear in ammonia nursing home children is a word     time is a lie the polka dot and the interstate ain't selling divorce the consequence of acoustic shadows reblog   undo   #sotrue    reblog living through x-ray radiotherapy the dotted gown never the veiny calves or the blush or the eyeliner somewhere in North Texas shawtys are in the club shawtys are backin' it up    shawtys are dropin' it down hit me+hit me+hit me=blackjack mishap the marvel of the wind and of wind turbines cognac decade brides     the epitome of class and natural elegance standing like oil derricks and treated like oil wells so secretive and philanthropic this taxon remains nameless casino turned dance hall   dance hall   skinny ties still a thing this wine is good. is it a merlot?    no.    this is purely recreational for birthdays   for weddings    and Ft. Worth missionaries 10-50 passengers   we've got 53, no 54 #hahahaha #whoops #party who needs unprescribed drugs? me, me (!) decomposing mascara sweat on brow the interstate no longer lit polka dots has got the suicide by Manet pulled up on her iPhone the financial stress   which shudders warm-blooded moms on her lips    every mother a librarian   every mother a swing-pusher but digression    next to bitterness   the lowest sin edging the cultural gateway of the old west miracles in and miracles out of tradition following the slender bends of middle ancient Trinity River children a word   pattycake a game and time   time a lie we left to museum panoramas
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Feb 2, 2013
Feb 2, 2013 at 8:12 PM UTC
on the borderland
six-inch heels abandoned in lampless corner       grimy pennies embedded in carpet rent's due wedding band girl "fab polka dot frocks" waterfalling past knees        outta place on casino bus destined for rest under Ft. Worth stars now, now    ********* borealis speckled dice true love waits socialite lip balm and bourgeoisie hips compete in bidding war over which black face triggerpulls which black face eyes the ground passerby the red light      the green light all night diner    egg on chin   coffee-stained porcelain   teeth "I forgave, I think. I forget." crowded and paranoid in the left lane    the right lane empty and weak and surrender and soiled underwear in ammonia nursing home children is a word     time is a lie the polka dot and the interstate ain't selling divorce the consequence of acoustic shadows reblog   undo   #sotrue    reblog living through x-ray radiotherapy the dotted gown never the veiny calves or the blush or the eyeliner somewhere in North Texas shawtys are in the club shawtys are backin' it up    shawtys are dropin' it down hit me+hit me+hit me=blackjack mishap the marvel of the wind and of wind turbines cognac decade brides     the epitome of class and natural elegance standing like oil derricks and treated like oil wells so secretive and philanthropic this taxon remains nameless casino turned dance hall   dance hall   skinny ties still a thing this wine is good. is it a merlot?    no.    this is purely recreational for birthdays   for weddings    and Ft. Worth missionaries 10-50 passengers   we've got 53, no 54 #hahahaha #whoops #party who needs unprescribed drugs? me, me (!) decomposing mascara sweat on brow the interstate no longer lit polka dots has got the suicide by Manet pulled up on her iPhone the financial stress   which shudders warm-blooded moms on her lips    every mother a librarian   every mother a swing-pusher but digression    next to bitterness   the lowest sin edging the cultural gateway of the old west miracles in and miracles out of tradition following the slender bends of middle ancient Trinity River children a word   pattycake a game and time   time a lie we left to museum panoramas
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### today I went to the beach in search of epiphany. I was hoping to find her among the clouds, witnessing her morph into an ivory shape that would probe my unconscious into fashioning some big epiphany out of her silver linings, relentless against the beating winds. or perhaps unearth him beneath the patterns of cracks in rocks; and he would weave a veiny trial to lead my psyche into navigating the big epiphany after testing his infallible focus, relentless against the beating waves. instead I felt the sea spray tease my toes the maritime breeze whip my face the scraggly sand stab my heels the roaring waves crash against the jagged cliff I did not find epiphany. all I found was that again I felt small.
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 5:15 AM UTC
a big epiphany
I fell in love with his hands before I fell in love with him Veiny & calloused Sweet & gentle They held me in a certain way like the way I wished I had a grip on my life His fingertips played a sweet melody which had once put me to sleep in a finger snap From teasing to caring his hands were comfort & now I'm left with just my own and nothing to hold
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Nov 30, 2014
Nov 30, 2014 at 9:22 PM UTC
hands
A candle in my hands And I watch the panting flame I see her idly breathing Her heart pulsating Vigorously, her body Inhales the air of this deadened night A candle in my trusting hands I have been told my heart is on my sleeve She is aching She is sighing She is wandering What in the world have I done A candle in my sighing hands And the memory of that evening Kiss my thoughts A peck... And I see your strong jaw And eyes a perfect sight to find my gaze A candle in my forgotten hands I remember you gently easing my way On the dance floor Under the moonlight Under the sun's forgotten face As the darkness enveloped our skin A candle in my nimble hands And my hopeful eyes Stare in wander Stare in awe At the intertwining branches In your arms Muscled and toiled with strength A candle in my weak hands And I stumble Hold this candle With all the strength I can muster A candle in my terrified hands As you leave Footsteps drawn Ready to go My eyes screaming, my love Please stay in my sanctuary This haven made for you A candle drops from my weak, crumbling hands As my legs crash Like a thunderous wave To the platform Unraised... A flood plain Where the ruby bleeds Her reflected colours From the flame... A candle lies at my tip of my veiny, Shaking fingers And you are gone And the flame dances softly At the tender touch Of the Wind.
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 1:13 AM UTC
A candle in my hands
i am waiting for my coffee i am the old couple eating pastries with their chairs turned towards the window i am the wafting scent of musk and amber i am the bright magenta trees lining route 240 blooming in april while it rains i am the veiny hands i know nothing about except that i wish they would touch me i am gulping down the foam tasting the bittersweet memories on my tongue the ones that have yet to happen i am remembering what it means to have teeth to feel so different, so distant but entirely the same
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Apr 24, 2019
Apr 24, 2019 at 2:45 PM UTC
i am everything and everyone
You taunt me, your perfection, your tan skin glows like a god's. your legs pale with a criss-crossing of light brown hair, a furry overcoat. Your veiny forearms and blotchy red face, pink with acne and scars. Chapped lips and eyebrows forever quizzing what has been said, artificial black hair gelled into stiff shapes. I could look at you forever but you still seem to puzzle me.
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Sep 25, 2013
Sep 25, 2013 at 9:45 PM UTC
Writing Poetry At The Gym
I stepped into the house and removed my rain-soaked shoes on the grizzled entrance mat. No one in the kitchen. Though the aroma lingered, the coffee *** had turned itself off. I touched the glass -- cool. No one in the living room. Half a pair of sequined flats were in the dog's mouth, half a lady's pantsuit -- the black legs -- lied on the floor. A soap opera on the screen, the volume low, the gold-tipped ceiling fan oscillating, and Serge Gainsbourg's Histore de Melody Nelson played down the hall. I followed the breathy vocals and wandering baseline to my room, and there she sat. The blinds open, veiny rain running along the pane, on the beige carpeted floor, next to my unmade bed, criss-crossed Jessica. "Hey, sweetheart," I said. Jessica smiled. When she smiles, her cheeks go flush, she lowers her head slowly, embarrassed, but yet when she laughs, she laughs loudly, boldly. I've never understood that. Jessica was wearing a white, spaghetti-strap undershirt and blue cotton ******* Her brunette curls -- down, reaching past her shoulders. Her toenails -- painted purple and chipped. Newspapers lied strewn about her, with puddles of acrylic paint atop them. In her lap, a white canvas stapled to a wooden backing frame. She sang, *"Princesse des ténèbres, archange maudit, Amazone modern' style que le sculpteur, En anglais, surnomma Spirit of Ecstasy."* as she painted two lovers growing together like curious oak trees. I sat behind her on my bed. Pushed aside the tangled sheets. She craned her neck to kiss my cheek sweetly. "How was your day?" I asked. "Oh, who cares," she responded. Her eyebrows lifted, her fingertips traced my thigh, "Tell me something beautiful." "What?" She dipped her paintbrush in red, in white and applied them to the lovers' lips. "Tell me something beautiful." "I can't think of anything," I said. "Try."
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Sep 28, 2012
Sep 28, 2012 at 12:03 AM UTC
tell me something beautiful
I stepped into the house and removed my rain-soaked shoes on the grizzled entrance mat. No one in the kitchen. Though the aroma lingered, the coffee *** had turned itself off. I touched the glass -- cool. No one in the living room. Half a pair of sequined flats were in the dog's mouth, half a lady's pantsuit -- the black legs -- lied on the floor. A soap opera on the screen, the volume low, the gold-tipped ceiling fan oscillating, and Serge Gainsbourg's Histore de Melody Nelson played down the hall. I followed the breathy vocals and wandering baseline to my room, and there she sat. The blinds open, veiny rain running along the pane, on the beige carpeted floor, next to my unmade bed, criss-crossed Jessica. "Hey, sweetheart," I said. Jessica smiled. When she smiles, her cheeks go flush, she lowers her head slowly, embarrassed, but yet when she laughs, she laughs loudly, boldly. I've never understood that. Jessica was wearing a white, spaghetti-strap undershirt and blue cotton ******* Her brunette curls -- down, reaching past her shoulders. Her toenails -- painted purple and chipped. Newspapers lied strewn about her, with puddles of acrylic paint atop them. In her lap, a white canvas stapled to a wooden backing frame. She sang, *"Princesse des ténèbres, archange maudit, Amazone modern' style que le sculpteur, En anglais, surnomma Spirit of Ecstasy."* as she painted two lovers growing together like curious oak trees. I sat behind her on my bed. Pushed aside the tangled sheets. She craned her neck to kiss my cheek sweetly. "How was your day?" I asked. "Oh, who cares," she responded. Her eyebrows lifted, her fingertips traced my thigh, "Tell me something beautiful." "What?" She dipped her paintbrush in red, in white and applied them to the lovers' lips. "Tell me something beautiful." "I can't think of anything," I said. "Try."
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Run from me. Did you run from me? No baby runs faster into my arms, i'll cause you no harm. I can softly soothe my icelace fingers into the sockets of your eyes, my hands may shake but it's only from love as I move your veiny white eyes to my palms, let them melt like your voice let them drip like your bottom half on my *** And now you just can't look away, i'll stare into your eyes forevermore, forevermore. Oh darling, you're trying so hard to get away, Its so ******* cute that you cant tell that i'll make you stay. My lips on your lips, my teeth bite your tongue, harder harder hurting hurting, copper ink spills through our kiss, and your tongue dripps so lonely from your cold purple lips. You have my heart so i can take you apart until you give me yours. Brush your hair with my fingers, dear you'll stay with me forever. Your soft large thighs, so easy to cut, fingernails, fingernails, fingernails in the ruts. Pull the muscle, bone and flesh apart, make art my lovely canvas. Now i can taste what you really are, my beautiful work of art. we fill your legs with our wedding cake, oh baby aren't we so cute? Can't run from me now, your mine and you love me but you don't say it enough so I bit off your tongue. And Im Here smoking cigarettes yet still i want a kiss, burns at the back of your mouth. Every strand of hair burns just like candle wick, your skin, it cracks moaning like a house full of poisen. You only moan when I hurt you, but hey, it's sexyer this way aint it?
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Dec 2, 2020
Dec 2, 2020 at 12:25 AM UTC
Run From Me
Run from me. Did you run from me? No baby runs faster into my arms, i'll cause you no harm. I can softly soothe my icelace fingers into the sockets of your eyes, my hands may shake but it's only from love as I move your veiny white eyes to my palms, let them melt like your voice let them drip like your bottom half on my *** And now you just can't look away, i'll stare into your eyes forevermore, forevermore. Oh darling, you're trying so hard to get away, Its so ******* cute that you cant tell that i'll make you stay. My lips on your lips, my teeth bite your tongue, harder harder hurting hurting, copper ink spills through our kiss, and your tongue dripps so lonely from your cold purple lips. You have my heart so i can take you apart until you give me yours. Brush your hair with my fingers, dear you'll stay with me forever. Your soft large thighs, so easy to cut, fingernails, fingernails, fingernails in the ruts. Pull the muscle, bone and flesh apart, make art my lovely canvas. Now i can taste what you really are, my beautiful work of art. we fill your legs with our wedding cake, oh baby aren't we so cute? Can't run from me now, your mine and you love me but you don't say it enough so I bit off your tongue. And Im Here smoking cigarettes yet still i want a kiss, burns at the back of your mouth. Every strand of hair burns just like candle wick, your skin, it cracks moaning like a house full of poisen. You only moan when I hurt you, but hey, it's sexyer this way aint it?
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Our father liked to play a game. He would count each hawk preying, circling above veiny tree lines graying like shadows of industry. There’s a redtail, he would say, look at its proud chest and talons of mastery. Our eyes searched for the creature, noses pressed to cool glass and 65MPH speed. Sometimes we’d catch the bird with two eyes, one eye or none. Meanwhile, our father never took his eyes off the road, fixed on painted yellow lines stretching to heartlands down New York’s I-90 West. With age my eyes became engaged, detecting the slightest movement peripherally. Rods in retinas distinguished plump plumes from leaflet tufts, razor beaks from thorny stags, white breast from billowing plastic bags. My sideways scan of leafy fringe is an artifact of habit when traveling down state roads of this infra-structured nation. I search for evidence of its natural relation, beyond all that is manufactured by the jelly- spine of convenience, beyond wheels spinning at deafening speed, beyond the grubby hands of greed. Still, our connection to place is still here and Earthly, coexisting in delicacy, like the hawk’s nested-blend of twig and trash. I trust there is a chance for us yet, despite cloudy puddles of progress, despite integrity lost in capital gain, despite a forgotten native name.
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Feb 23, 2013
Feb 23, 2013 at 4:44 PM UTC
Hawk Eye
tall lean tanned smooth skin short dark hair crooked smile big rough hands veiny arms emotional funny mysterious guitarist athlete shy (but outgoing) sweet but what i miss most about you is the person whom i created memories with
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Feb 16, 2014
Feb 16, 2014 at 8:31 AM UTC
you
Part 1 "How about some long beautiful hair" the Santa says The little girl rubs her head bald and veiny She looks like a baseball "No. It doesn't get in my eyes anymore when I play basketball" she says The bunch of us Sunken eyed and balding In wheelchairs and on crutches Some of us holding our I.V. stands for support I can only imagine how the Santa feels The tiniest zombies All waiting for a turn Me I have silver caps on my top front teeth And dentures Look like an old Cadillac Insides all rust and rumble We all want to know if we were good this year Part 2 Cut to the bunch of us Watching the Blue Angels air show All getting pictures with a man dressed as Shamu He is supposed to write something on the backs of all the pictures I try to imagine What you could possibly write To a group of kids that looked like us Each photo In shaky black ink Because whales aren’t prehensile He writes I love you Part3 When the circus came to the hospital We all gathered on a balcony The news was there Clowns painted our faces I asked if they had room for me Told them I could be like that guy From the 007 movies With the silver teeth that could bite really big stuff They said I might miss my folks I told them I wouldn’t Then took off my gown To show them my scars They weren’t impressed Ever since I’ve wanted to join the circus Part 4 Despite our qualifications We could not join the circus But that is okay All we wanted really Was to know if we were good And that somebody loved us We were And somebody did
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Oct 14, 2012
Oct 14, 2012 at 11:26 PM UTC
Little Zombies No Circus
Part 1 "How about some long beautiful hair" the Santa says The little girl rubs her head bald and veiny She looks like a baseball "No. It doesn't get in my eyes anymore when I play basketball" she says The bunch of us Sunken eyed and balding In wheelchairs and on crutches Some of us holding our I.V. stands for support I can only imagine how the Santa feels The tiniest zombies All waiting for a turn Me I have silver caps on my top front teeth And dentures Look like an old Cadillac Insides all rust and rumble We all want to know if we were good this year Part 2 Cut to the bunch of us Watching the Blue Angels air show All getting pictures with a man dressed as Shamu He is supposed to write something on the backs of all the pictures I try to imagine What you could possibly write To a group of kids that looked like us Each photo In shaky black ink Because whales aren’t prehensile He writes I love you Part3 When the circus came to the hospital We all gathered on a balcony The news was there Clowns painted our faces I asked if they had room for me Told them I could be like that guy From the 007 movies With the silver teeth that could bite really big stuff They said I might miss my folks I told them I wouldn’t Then took off my gown To show them my scars They weren’t impressed Ever since I’ve wanted to join the circus Part 4 Despite our qualifications We could not join the circus But that is okay All we wanted really Was to know if we were good And that somebody loved us We were And somebody did
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I woke from the deepest of daydreams, my eyes focusing after being long glazed over. It’s late in the afternoon-- the light pours through the window— it draws across above my left shoulder. The tea kettle whistles like a freight train in the background. She’s in the kitchen, but I can easily see her veiny hands dropping the Earl Grey tea ball into the scolding water. —her hands, like old softly crumpled white paper. The same routine, every day since great granddad passed in 1961. Rock forward, rock backward. What time could it be? Was I out for long? Fresh cut grass, the familiar smell of lawn and moth ball I so readily identify with this old Victorian house built by my family. Evermore, the scent of kerosene dances with the freshness of bologna and tomato sandwiches on lightly toasted pumpernickel bread. Where’s that 1000 piece puzzle with kittens in a basket? Long gone? I guess it’s been over a decade since me and my sister last conquered that puzzle and strategically placed connected and sectioned chunks back in the box for easy assemblage on future rainy days. Rock forward, rock backward. Her first step from kitchen tile to wood planks sets off a chain reaction of creeks and moans that only wood of this age and wear can produce. She enters the sitting room, puts the tea tray atop the white baby grand piano: “tea time, honey,” she whispers with a crooked smile and sad eyes. Rock forward, rock backward.
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Mar 7, 2013
Mar 7, 2013 at 11:55 PM UTC
Viola's Rocking Chair
My name is stolen like a Spaniard Inquisition, My heritage barely a patch of fog, What is the truth of myself unwritten?    " Your name is....You shall be called" My father once said, But I sign this name at the end of no poem, Are you sure this is my name? Have you navigated the flows Of lava in my bloodstreams, My geographical mind that beckons A deep bitter valley, Dark beautiful mountains that have Reclaimed by nature what my people Claimed her? Can you see my subterranean pyramids, My great moist jungles, Gutting out advanced mathematical models, Bleeding precise positions of stars, I can cry the Winter Solstice, Oh my proud heart pounds Through my chest with dreams of then, When the Coyote was sacred and the Nature of all things was balanced Even in the darkest days. Am I Gonzales from the old Spaniard name? Does my brown skin and hairless Arms not cry for the Aztec of my ancient Fathers? The root of my root, The flesh of my flesh, The veiny branches of a family tree Where wild flowers grow in The words of the Aztec bark, Bleeding its sap through me, Is this Spaniard to you? (I know the difference) Let me ask my blood: Do you not see the fire in my eyes? Don't you see the fire raining tears Of embers onto paper, Every word a burnt offering? Maybe one does not know of my Great grandfather in the valley Of Mixcoatl, there he lived as the last Nocturne, his great scar along his back, The last of a warrior Where he died among the stars of his fathers, The scar from a knife, a knife that Stole his true name! Has Olin and Ehecatl taken it With a breath of wind? I will take the Sun Stone with you Octavio! Take me home..... And I can see it! The noble people forgotten As time forgets all, My voice of the Warrior grateful And speaking like a shiny tip of Spear piercing the night wolf! I am no longer a riddle in the water, But a pure flow of immenseness, A profound respected beast, I feel the purity of ancient things, I dissolve into memory's ink, My combatant blood boils, The land flames of my fire, The people of the Sun! My ancestral blood with calloused feet, My ancient jungles, Tamers of beasts, Oh the Aztec Dream, Yes, I am what my blood says I am, What's in a name? The identity misidentified.
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Feb 23, 2016
Feb 23, 2016 at 11:22 AM UTC
Aztec Dreams
My name is stolen like a Spaniard Inquisition, My heritage barely a patch of fog, What is the truth of myself unwritten?    " Your name is....You shall be called" My father once said, But I sign this name at the end of no poem, Are you sure this is my name? Have you navigated the flows Of lava in my bloodstreams, My geographical mind that beckons A deep bitter valley, Dark beautiful mountains that have Reclaimed by nature what my people Claimed her? Can you see my subterranean pyramids, My great moist jungles, Gutting out advanced mathematical models, Bleeding precise positions of stars, I can cry the Winter Solstice, Oh my proud heart pounds Through my chest with dreams of then, When the Coyote was sacred and the Nature of all things was balanced Even in the darkest days. Am I Gonzales from the old Spaniard name? Does my brown skin and hairless Arms not cry for the Aztec of my ancient Fathers? The root of my root, The flesh of my flesh, The veiny branches of a family tree Where wild flowers grow in The words of the Aztec bark, Bleeding its sap through me, Is this Spaniard to you? (I know the difference) Let me ask my blood: Do you not see the fire in my eyes? Don't you see the fire raining tears Of embers onto paper, Every word a burnt offering? Maybe one does not know of my Great grandfather in the valley Of Mixcoatl, there he lived as the last Nocturne, his great scar along his back, The last of a warrior Where he died among the stars of his fathers, The scar from a knife, a knife that Stole his true name! Has Olin and Ehecatl taken it With a breath of wind? I will take the Sun Stone with you Octavio! Take me home..... And I can see it! The noble people forgotten As time forgets all, My voice of the Warrior grateful And speaking like a shiny tip of Spear piercing the night wolf! I am no longer a riddle in the water, But a pure flow of immenseness, A profound respected beast, I feel the purity of ancient things, I dissolve into memory's ink, My combatant blood boils, The land flames of my fire, The people of the Sun! My ancestral blood with calloused feet, My ancient jungles, Tamers of beasts, Oh the Aztec Dream, Yes, I am what my blood says I am, What's in a name? The identity misidentified.
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I want to be a man. I want the broad, Sculpted shoulders. I want the deep, gruff, Musty vociferation that roars From within the pit Of his stomach. I want the veiny, ***** Callous hands. The ruffled, Strong hands that hold dirt And flesh without hesitation, Or dubious grasp. I want the broken nose, The ****** teeth, And the enraged, inflamed eyes. I want the hair, the dark, Damp, coarse hair that grows From his every pore, Resembling more and more The body of an ape. I want the smirk, The arrogant smile splat On his face. I want the swagger, The saunter that is So impregnated in his walk, That one which steps the earth, Waiting for it to shatter With his every advance. I want the commanding voice, That which with his footstep, Orders the world to be held In his hands. I want to be proud, Be primitive, Strong. I want my immediate desires To be quenched By the milliard. I want to destroy And create. I want to seek, Seek with zeal, And desperation Despite stability, Despite being pleasured. I want the dissatisfaction That comes with being a man, The constant unhappiness, The constant yelp For something Other than what is being offered. I want to hate, I want to enrage, And be enraged. I want to punch, To butcher till that which I despised Is nothing more. I want to rip that which is his, And his, and mine. I want the lack of restraint, Because it is all acknowledged When you are a man. It is all pardoned, And when condemned, There is always exile, Exile to then live in solitude, Still seeking for that which isn’t his. I want to breathe freshness, And deliver the putrid breath of Meat, *** and saliva. I want to be a man, For I am not.
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Oct 1, 2015
Oct 1, 2015 at 5:49 PM UTC
Masculinity
I want to be a man. I want the broad, Sculpted shoulders. I want the deep, gruff, Musty vociferation that roars From within the pit Of his stomach. I want the veiny, ***** Callous hands. The ruffled, Strong hands that hold dirt And flesh without hesitation, Or dubious grasp. I want the broken nose, The ****** teeth, And the enraged, inflamed eyes. I want the hair, the dark, Damp, coarse hair that grows From his every pore, Resembling more and more The body of an ape. I want the smirk, The arrogant smile splat On his face. I want the swagger, The saunter that is So impregnated in his walk, That one which steps the earth, Waiting for it to shatter With his every advance. I want the commanding voice, That which with his footstep, Orders the world to be held In his hands. I want to be proud, Be primitive, Strong. I want my immediate desires To be quenched By the milliard. I want to destroy And create. I want to seek, Seek with zeal, And desperation Despite stability, Despite being pleasured. I want the dissatisfaction That comes with being a man, The constant unhappiness, The constant yelp For something Other than what is being offered. I want to hate, I want to enrage, And be enraged. I want to punch, To butcher till that which I despised Is nothing more. I want to rip that which is his, And his, and mine. I want the lack of restraint, Because it is all acknowledged When you are a man. It is all pardoned, And when condemned, There is always exile, Exile to then live in solitude, Still seeking for that which isn’t his. I want to breathe freshness, And deliver the putrid breath of Meat, *** and saliva. I want to be a man, For I am not.
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As close as the rain which runs down the veiny leaves of the poplar trees. Closer still to you and to your thoughts do I wish to be.
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Jun 10, 2018
Jun 10, 2018 at 11:31 PM UTC
In A Rainstorm
Recoil. And recoil fast. She was of simple taste so He shattered her veiny lungs with his spit almost effortlessly. Under his weight she was stunted, her limbs frozen by the constant of his blarring audioporn. At every touch she had to brace herself for his embrace.
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Feb 11, 2019
Feb 11, 2019 at 7:29 PM UTC
Recoil foul foal
A leviathan i'm beneath my skin:swimming bulges veiny skeleton rippling dusted morsels of muscular innovations infinite minute orbs bustling scarlet oxygen my limbs w,Re'tHe my copper hugeness i'm so tiny, in your heat, innumerable witless drips of sweaty hours drawn long nights groaning in your skinny monument i'm hip and teeths and fist and gnashing thigh purple delicate spiderweb of bloodshot moans hey VENUS and cupid a cushion for his pins in your nudeness. i'm skin just crumbling to your fingers in the finite naked cells of your palm i love you darling
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Sep 6, 2010
Sep 6, 2010 at 1:38 PM UTC
A leviathan
Beige at the top Folded in a perfect crease. Look at them. Those distorted twisted veiny. Puffy legs. Nobbly knees Hairy as bumblebees. Men in shorts and Jesus creepers. Sight for older woman's peepers. (C) LIVVI
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 4:06 PM UTC
EYE CANDY?
I remember everything so clearly I remember when the sun was shining to your face and you looked down at me and told me that I'm beautiful I remember the feeling I felt after our first kiss I remember when you told me you want me in your life forever I remember the look on your face the first time you told me you love me I remember feeling safe whenever you wrapped me around your arms I remember touching your hair, your skin, your lips I remember me kneading your veiny hands I remember us feeling empty when we're not together I remember us missing each other's lips even right after we kissed I remember us naming our future kids I remember you ignoring me I remember you throwing everything we had I remember you not remembering me
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Aug 19, 2015
Aug 19, 2015 at 4:22 AM UTC
Do You Remember