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"waterless" poems
A scorpion stings my foot and injects its pain inducing venom into me. The pain spreads throughout my body and as I suffer the scorpion laughs at me whilst I stand underneath the blazing, desert sun with nowhere to go. This vast, empty, waterless desert with nothing to see but sand. Sand as far as the human eye can see, so much empty space yet I still feel trapped in the scorpion’s presence. A dry skeleton confronts me and puts a hole into my arm and ***** all of the meat out of my body until I am only skin and bones. My skin twists and knots around my meatless bones. I scream. I scream. I scream, but when I do it sounds like laughter, so the scorpion and the skeleton laugh with me.
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Aug 23, 2018
Aug 23, 2018 at 8:57 AM UTC
Heartless Lonesome
This is my renaissance, My rebirth inna way, I wanna forgive, I wanna forgive you for everything, Everything you’ve done, Everything you’ve forgotten, Everything that we don’t wanna remember, I wanna move on. This is my renaissance, My rebirth inna way, I’ve cut all the skin, Burned all the pain, I’ve cried my eyes waterless, Now I can move on. This is my renaissance, My rebirth inna way, From this point on, I will remember, Remember all the good you’ve done, But I will remember the bad too, It will make me stronger. This is my renaissance, My rebirth inna way, From this point on, I will be free, I will be free to be happy, Free to be sad, I will be free to let people closer, But still keeping them at arms length, Now, I am stronger. This is my renaissance, My rebirth in a way, I’m moving on, I’m moving on strong, Reborn and Happy.
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May 5, 2013
May 5, 2013 at 5:22 PM UTC
Renaissance
This fragile heart sometimes bursts into the tiniest shards of infinity clear as crystal light yet empty as an ocean, waterless longing to be filled and filled over and over as I would fill you to the brim overflowing with enough life and love to heal a thousand aching moons
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Nov 3, 2018
Nov 3, 2018 at 9:22 AM UTC
fragile heart moon
Only the stars endome the lonely camp, Only the desert leagues encompass it; Waterless wastes, a wilderness of wit, Embattled Cold, Imagination's Cramp. Now were the Desolation fain to stamp The congealed Spirit of man into the pit, Save that, unquenchable because unlit, The Love of God burns steady, like a Lamp. It burns ! beyond the sands, beyond the stars. It burns ! beyond the bands, beyond the bars. And so the Expanse of Mystery, veil by veil, Burns inward, plume on plume still folding over The dissolved heart of the amazéd lover- The angel wings upon the Holy Grail!
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The Tent
I've got the rip down just right The soft tear, grated misnomer Perforated here in my middle Like I was meant to come apart Out of view Hot with friction Hot with longing Kinetic energy Shredding Dividing The low sound of cutting construction paper Thick with each blade passing A sharp kiss Maybe Gripping like this The right tool for suicide in the wrong hands I have hands like those ******* I'm dissolving in a tear drop It never left the eye The sting feels like drowning Waterless and in pieces
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May 23, 2017
May 23, 2017 at 9:10 AM UTC
Thin.
a night time of ghosts are but the absence of light on sun lit squirrels waterless spring rains of showering maple seeds and blossom petals your breath and the breeze cloth over my back against the curves of the wood
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May 15, 2012
May 15, 2012 at 8:18 PM UTC
Spring Stanzas (Haiku x3)
Burn, freeze, sanitize my hands So they'll forget how yours feel Cleanse my skin again and again And maybe I won't remember How soft you were in my arms Lobotomize my brain, please So I can forget who you are to me Then maybe a smile will appear on my cracked lips And I will lose you to that beautiful new world
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Aug 11, 2012
Aug 11, 2012 at 6:26 PM UTC
Waterless
(from 2012) A chance reveals itself before me, Happenstance too good to pass- I take this to the street, I’m changing how I see. My heart races, my heartbeat fast begins to flee My world becomes vast In a waterless sea I see the movement in every tree As I float on a greener grass Compelled by my knees to take me where I see I follow the calling, only a body A nail guided by magnets moving as mass I’m no longer confined by reality A world crafted by an artisan in geometry, To think every star that meets my eye greets me from the past And we are living trapped and pointlessly. The sun peers over the horizon at me, Light warms my world fast But warmer are my thoughts, the chance that found me Moved my world and set it free.
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Jan 25, 2016
Jan 25, 2016 at 9:58 PM UTC
"Do You Wanna Do Acid?"
simply trying to remember a certain coat that took me like a mouth. a coat my soul left me for. I have been to the tub I would sit waterless in- typewriter like a girl on my lap; the vaporous acorns of bliss winter squirrels, ash, in the desperate curls of pubis. I have been to the gym, its court of passed and passed back fire, its auditorium unfilled as a church in spain. I have been to my knees. to the egg of bird, the grief of cow, and to the lengthy absence of train’s tunnel. I have been with boy, with baseball, with book- smoking late on this fence with these my trinities soon to strike for the house of my anna cheerless and bare, not russian, not there.
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Jul 6, 2012
Jul 6, 2012 at 1:45 PM UTC
western missive
Hope there’s someone Standing like a statue Cold and silver eyed angel Waiting I will kiss his feet And rest my head on his shoulders The nights he is kind enough to hold me The floor of the middle ground Is the softest earth I know And I sink slowly as I walk Not even faith will keep my feet above it It is a vast expanse of lonely Damp air but otherwise waterless This is the place my prayers go I can hear them like landmarks Echoing my fears back to life Home is the distance of a sunset That never changes Always in my sight And always sets so far away I savor it And I hope there’s someone Who will hold me The nights I get so tired I risk the earth’s hungry swallow And give up There’s a man on the horizon Statue silver eyed angel And there’s you on every horizon I miss you I am afraid of this place Wasteland of mistakes And picturesque landmarks of nightmares You on every horizon I don’t want to go Wherever he is leading me it is not home You are home You are sea sick waterbed ********** Fire sizzle sweat steam Damp rag soaking up my deathbed Perfect balance to my off kilter dance steps You are home on the days I give up And sink into whatever broken bed I have made this time You are love in the long hours of insomnia Head in crook of neck Even though I know my collar bones aren't comfortable You are sweet smelling Rough around the edges But still so much softer than me And I hope there’s someone To hold me When I am tired When I die Because I am scared of that place I don’t want to go
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Dec 11, 2011
Dec 11, 2011 at 7:15 PM UTC
Hope There's Someone
Hope there’s someone Standing like a statue Cold and silver eyed angel Waiting I will kiss his feet And rest my head on his shoulders The nights he is kind enough to hold me The floor of the middle ground Is the softest earth I know And I sink slowly as I walk Not even faith will keep my feet above it It is a vast expanse of lonely Damp air but otherwise waterless This is the place my prayers go I can hear them like landmarks Echoing my fears back to life Home is the distance of a sunset That never changes Always in my sight And always sets so far away I savor it And I hope there’s someone Who will hold me The nights I get so tired I risk the earth’s hungry swallow And give up There’s a man on the horizon Statue silver eyed angel And there’s you on every horizon I miss you I am afraid of this place Wasteland of mistakes And picturesque landmarks of nightmares You on every horizon I don’t want to go Wherever he is leading me it is not home You are home You are sea sick waterbed ********** Fire sizzle sweat steam Damp rag soaking up my deathbed Perfect balance to my off kilter dance steps You are home on the days I give up And sink into whatever broken bed I have made this time You are love in the long hours of insomnia Head in crook of neck Even though I know my collar bones aren't comfortable You are sweet smelling Rough around the edges But still so much softer than me And I hope there’s someone To hold me When I am tired When I die Because I am scared of that place I don’t want to go
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The sun is hot and The sand is waterless No water moisture And the plants, thirsty And its flower dried
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Mar 13, 2022
Mar 13, 2022 at 12:19 AM UTC
The flower dried
The sun, slanting westwards chases me with competitive spirit; speeding through, interstate highway from Hyderabad to Bangalore, long stretches I see, are waterless seabeds reminds the oceanic origin of all sense of time vanishes, I am an unknown creature of the sea, an explorer of underwater geology.                                     Like life, it's a winding long drive              lonely too,  like one often finds, oneself in spite of many loves, just incessant voices that soon lose meaning. Speaking to myself, quietly, alone I realize this, calmly, in life- one is alone in many ways . How curious, the sun, my co-traveller, caught sight of me, and graciously gives me a smile of recognition, still continues the chase playfully, from my right, I like his verve he too finds fun in our run. He becomes red all over, decides to set in the west he signals, above Nandi Hills his spectacular farewell show makes me slow down and watch. At the height of the display, he vanishes like a magician, taking every drop of light with him, leaving me to find my way through darkness, that I have to dispel myself.
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Oct 4, 2013
Oct 4, 2013 at 1:50 PM UTC
Fellow travelers
Luna is a silent world, a wasteland of sere beauty. It’s “seas” are dust and waterless; Rainfall? Zero, absolutely! In this place where birds don’t sing and nothing green can grow. We built the Armstrong Geodome, in secret, years ago. Here, on the “dark” side of the moon, in a Mare without a name., a climate controlled paradise was built, and workers came. Some were miners, strong and buff who search for this world’s gold. Some are research scientists one hundred fifty men, all told. In Twenty Forty Seven all hell broke loose on Earth There were nuclear exchanges and what followed next was worse. A winter like none other; we listened, helpless, as they died. Starvation is the cruelest fate for any mother’s child. One by one they all fell silent, the great cities of that Orb. Deaths occurred in magnitudes the human mind can not absorb. We struggled, yes, but we survived without the ships from home. One Hundred fifty adult males, like the mariners of old. We mourned the Loves we’d left behind, We shuddered at their fate. Our Refuge was our prison; We lived deprived of child or mate. The streets of Armstrong are always clean as cleaning bots are on patrol. but here no children laugh or play, it’s a town without a soul. Two decades we spent in that place then came the words for which we yearned: Atmospheric radioactivity to safe levels had returned. I was on the first ship home to San Francisco Bay. The landmarks all were flattened The Golden Gate in ruins lay. We mortals wept, I will not lie Our cradle had become our grave; The streets of home were silent, there was no one left to save. Terra is a silent world, a wasteland of sere beauty. It’s “seas” are toxic, lifeless now; Children? Zero, absolutely!
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Mar 4, 2012
Mar 4, 2012 at 10:44 AM UTC
The Dark Side of the Moon
Luna is a silent world, a wasteland of sere beauty. It’s “seas” are dust and waterless; Rainfall? Zero, absolutely! In this place where birds don’t sing and nothing green can grow. We built the Armstrong Geodome, in secret, years ago. Here, on the “dark” side of the moon, in a Mare without a name., a climate controlled paradise was built, and workers came. Some were miners, strong and buff who search for this world’s gold. Some are research scientists one hundred fifty men, all told. In Twenty Forty Seven all hell broke loose on Earth There were nuclear exchanges and what followed next was worse. A winter like none other; we listened, helpless, as they died. Starvation is the cruelest fate for any mother’s child. One by one they all fell silent, the great cities of that Orb. Deaths occurred in magnitudes the human mind can not absorb. We struggled, yes, but we survived without the ships from home. One Hundred fifty adult males, like the mariners of old. We mourned the Loves we’d left behind, We shuddered at their fate. Our Refuge was our prison; We lived deprived of child or mate. The streets of Armstrong are always clean as cleaning bots are on patrol. but here no children laugh or play, it’s a town without a soul. Two decades we spent in that place then came the words for which we yearned: Atmospheric radioactivity to safe levels had returned. I was on the first ship home to San Francisco Bay. The landmarks all were flattened The Golden Gate in ruins lay. We mortals wept, I will not lie Our cradle had become our grave; The streets of home were silent, there was no one left to save. Terra is a silent world, a wasteland of sere beauty. It’s “seas” are toxic, lifeless now; Children? Zero, absolutely!
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Light creases the pavement like ruddied cheeks on a pillowcase, warms the scrappy reeds, the goldenrod bunching on hillsides, the tired, waterless crop and their juvenilia tenacious and cambering over field - (and with present as marked past) all realigns and is overwhelmingly                         simple
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Sep 30, 2012
Sep 30, 2012 at 9:43 PM UTC
To the Farm
Beautiful Is a colorless flower If I am to use it Describing you The wordsmiths Must work well Into the night Smithing away Until morning light To find a word Suiting your definition Unearthing Is a waterless brook If used to convey the look Radiating from your enchanting eyes The same that left my heart wounded today When you used them to drill to the core of me No doubt making a profound discovery Love Is overused and clichéd to ruin Much too pedestrian to capture what you found When drilling deep into my underground Without a sound it happened That word we can’t use Due to its short and burnt up fuse Turned on its light this afternoon And in a magic moment we both knew That beautiful, unearthing, love Built a bridge between us Founded in truth Always open and fireproof Today around 2 o’clock
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Jul 8, 2013
Jul 8, 2013 at 10:44 PM UTC
Today Around 2 O'clock
**I exist to resist all your heavy-headed hits. Your words in stone, more absolute than death. The way you glance below your jagged bridge, a grin dried in arrogance. Your footsteps frighten the earth, but cease to shake my defiance. Gravels cave, underfires exposed. But even then I'll swim, in your ocean of shallowness, tigers on my tail, Paradise Mirages mocking my waterless skin, even then, I said, I will swim to the Revolution's Shore. Nevermind your ignorance, seeing blue skies and arguing them RED. Deluded certainty, swearing on a man's soul to prove your point and feed your obsession. I say "yes", you say "of course", but no doubt I'm in the wrong. I say "maybe" you say "perhaps, and so you've proved your wisdom blind. Mastered conspiracies, you've convinced your lies true. In your mind you walk on water, as you strike your soles on mere tar. Governor's Confetti lay dead on Governor's Ground; fool's bravery in act, leading souldiers from behind. This world, The Principal's Playroom: clay towers and cars, play moneys and guards. In the sun, your tin castles smile and glimmer in the shine. But inside, hollowness reigns and you fail to see. Eyes and Eyes fall to your sleep, calamity by the masses as you care not to care. Seconds linger as misted windshields shield the drunk driver, and not even the death he brings can break the glass. Deaf man with hearing ears, the blind one who can see.**
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 9:04 AM UTC
GOVERNOR.
PANIC ATTACKS ARE FUN! Ayad Gharbawi A waterless feast for the thirsty Torturers Struggling to restrain their base Infamy Hungry ravenous ******* eyes Smiling grotesquely At their Prey Wingless birds The nightmare is still swirling in its Intensity Variations of horror And perpetual stalking fear Shaking eyeballs Blurring visions Colours far too strong Piercing Sweating inside Palpitating heart Driest mouth Piercing Beyond any reason Pointlessly running From the excessively, maniacal seething Fear Never ending The deformed visions deepen Yet disconnecting themselves From my shaking Self Withering my ‘I’ I see a threatening ugliness staring at me I know I am victimized How can I get out of this? Filthy stench of a greasy pit! Where are the maps? The guidelines? Where are the physicians? Promoting this vicious Civilization That I do swear Is even sicker than I am For you have left us all Stranded Surrounded In a surreally insane No Man’s Land
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Feb 6, 2010
Feb 6, 2010 at 8:02 AM UTC
Panic Attacks Are Fun! - Ayad Gharbawi
This is a subcultural song Free energy efficient enthusiasts Replaced the iroquois punk style Alternatives, noisy hard core; ear Damaging drum bass boxes in da Clubs. Ravishing rave parties in Mini skirts, glam glossy brass on Ecstatic strobe-light synthesis - a Synthetic mainstream paradise Submerged to hypnotic sucklings On the colourful plastic pacifiers A gummy retreat before waterless Collaps. A dehidrated dream that Tried to shut the world off by the Tendrils of regression resemblance. Adult babies aboard going back to The false long forgotten innocence. There is no subculture in being above The depth. Superficiality seems a posh Pose and a good hiding reason for socially Awkward childish rebels without material Issues. The sore tissue of contemporary art Is people don't believe in subjective objective Selves anymore. What authorities put on the Shelves there - it has to be good-when on the Real deal discount. You think im not of such Kind. Sheepishly blindfolded herd lives some- where else. I pity them. Mock the socially meek, Unajust, fat, poor or a greek profile. It has to be A button hot child candy nose to **** her or to Call a beauty per se. Per american dream team. ***** are hot untill they have pneumatics, man Are man if they whirl the banknotes under bank Accounts. ******* act like man in disguise greedy For more. I inhabitated all this inherently ugly Preachy words instead of puking into a labdab Lavatory and cleanse myself from repulsively ****** cultural intermittent artifacts. And how Can i not subdue to its overwhelming pressure. I'm just an indigo child of flower children. Don't Throw me the bones fueled with the black golden Marrow. I'm a new alternative peasant, growing Carrots and celery at bio degradable villages. . . Its not a contra cultural venture if your socks Are made out of industrial cannabis, and yet There's no need to. Think. Love. Play music. Listen. Breathe. Live life as if yours favourite subcultural song is repetedly on...going along
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Feb 13, 2016
Feb 13, 2016 at 6:13 AM UTC
This is a subcultural song
This is a subcultural song Free energy efficient enthusiasts Replaced the iroquois punk style Alternatives, noisy hard core; ear Damaging drum bass boxes in da Clubs. Ravishing rave parties in Mini skirts, glam glossy brass on Ecstatic strobe-light synthesis - a Synthetic mainstream paradise Submerged to hypnotic sucklings On the colourful plastic pacifiers A gummy retreat before waterless Collaps. A dehidrated dream that Tried to shut the world off by the Tendrils of regression resemblance. Adult babies aboard going back to The false long forgotten innocence. There is no subculture in being above The depth. Superficiality seems a posh Pose and a good hiding reason for socially Awkward childish rebels without material Issues. The sore tissue of contemporary art Is people don't believe in subjective objective Selves anymore. What authorities put on the Shelves there - it has to be good-when on the Real deal discount. You think im not of such Kind. Sheepishly blindfolded herd lives some- where else. I pity them. Mock the socially meek, Unajust, fat, poor or a greek profile. It has to be A button hot child candy nose to **** her or to Call a beauty per se. Per american dream team. ***** are hot untill they have pneumatics, man Are man if they whirl the banknotes under bank Accounts. ******* act like man in disguise greedy For more. I inhabitated all this inherently ugly Preachy words instead of puking into a labdab Lavatory and cleanse myself from repulsively ****** cultural intermittent artifacts. And how Can i not subdue to its overwhelming pressure. I'm just an indigo child of flower children. Don't Throw me the bones fueled with the black golden Marrow. I'm a new alternative peasant, growing Carrots and celery at bio degradable villages. . . Its not a contra cultural venture if your socks Are made out of industrial cannabis, and yet There's no need to. Think. Love. Play music. Listen. Breathe. Live life as if yours favourite subcultural song is repetedly on...going along
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Anyone that's ever said cash doesn't equate to fun has never had none They've never had to wonder where their next meals gonna come from Never been one wrong move away from watching your life become an undesirable one Never seen a bright future as an attainable one I'm sure we've all shared a park bench at some point with someone But has it ever been overnight, shivering, posted up with a veteran *** Never been an unsung hero, never feasted on a moldy bun Never had to decide whether to pay some of this bill or a little bit of that one Never had a car run on hope and fumes, never relied solely on your heat to come from the sun Can't see the glass half full or half empty, a waterless situation Never looked at a gun and thought it the best possible outcome No option but to literally try to out run your problem But you can't cause you wanted to stay "grounded" so you cut every tendon So much tension, it's got ya looking at the knife again thinkin' it could relieve some Never laied at your lowest point to weak to get up and been looked down on It's a sad truth how unbelievably common it is to stumble upon... This, but ignorance is bliss so no action to fix the problem is taken You might have been one of these people had you walked in a different shoe when it all begun ©2018
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Apr 5, 2018
Apr 5, 2018 at 12:49 AM UTC
~•§•~ They've Never ~•§•~
Kerplop! Tasty morsel sinks beneath the depths. Lures with its sparkling promise of tender fruits, No hint of its hidden ensnarement. Large eyes ogle the morsel, Owner biding his time to ensure the promised catch. Tasty sport to be found here today! CHOMP! Got You! No quick escape for you my tasty morsel! The thoughts are echoed from above As the eyes bulge in surprise. Pain tears through the scaly flesh, Forgotten in a split second When unrelenting pressure jerks upwards, Pulling towards heavens waterless ocean of air. Oh what snares have trapped me In my endeavors for a free meal and entertainment? What costly price paid for careless satisfaction? With every powerful swish of my tail I resist, But soon I am face to face with my captor. His hungry eyes and fat tummy belie his need to feed. Take heed the captor who would become captive Take heed lest you become someone else’ sport.
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Oct 21, 2009
Oct 21, 2009 at 1:13 AM UTC
Kerplop
The road was broken in segments of dream huts clinging to 10 sqm of waterless, worthless plains beside a million flies teeming for life sustaining energy from rancid smells and miracles of justice that never come. Living in the light of palaces, the poor understand pain and poverty like life's great gifts of wonder to philosophise and burn in the tabernacle of rotund politicians. How easy for them to girth the national wealth under a huge lie. Out in the open the crows capture the days sound with raucous caws of indiscretion. Unrestrained by manners or moments of ecstasy, each crow sounds off the days entertainment. At nightfall the city slimmer's to sleep and the slums awake to underground life living and moving relentlessly, from one moment to another, unheralded, unsung fully awake with hunger, even as the darkness closes in and absorbs the days movements with its blanket of silence. Tomorrow is another day for the cycle to turn one more cog in the direction of no return. Sad. Sad. Sad. © Marshall Gass. All rights reserved.
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 4:21 PM UTC
The Slum
city heat in hard black attire, superconductive glow of a serpent chasing its tail. asphalted lay of holy land-- whose bedraggled pulse snorts in ****** laughter. roadside augurs fester while tying the laces of traffic, through passed out archways. bird's beaks are broken open, in mad waterless monologues. as the nucleus of this wizened apple, casts oblique shadows... for curly cue-ing worms flirtatious doom. sped billboards imminently flattening the world, under a Columbus-blue sky. going, going...gone! ice cream trucks mangle dueling theme songs, sloughed off by sensational tides of kids. distraction's lustful lick, an informationless tombstone busy with curves. here, whole-body shaves of renouncement... and steady showers of salt, will make worthy the truest Himalayan meditation.
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Jun 17, 2018
Jun 17, 2018 at 12:34 PM UTC
Himalayan Meditation
Fossilized remains animated to maintain the facade, the matinee. Babbling brooks are now waterless dry. Ignorance flows stupidity thrives. This is the brook where life comes to die. Carved through a forest that was laden with pride. There is only dark, a lack of sunshine. The flowers have wilted. The birds all took flight. This is the brook where life comes to die. There is nothing but moss left. No crickets. No mice. There once was a brook here that created all life. The rocks are all dry here, they are covered in strife. This is the brook where things come to die.
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Sep 24, 2015
Sep 24, 2015 at 8:52 PM UTC
The brook
Clear and crystal So anciently old, So brilliantly fluid And tastelessly cold. To coalesce in vapour Of limitless cloud, To fall in fat globules Of rainfall in shroud. To cascade through air As a mist in the fall Or plummet as downpour Through Calcutta’s pall. Gathered in puddles To flow down a drain, Amass as a flood To pour across plain. To playfully tumble From mountains of shard, To flow to the sea Where the surf crashes hard. A field of marigolds Bobbing in sun, Nurtured by moisture’s Life giving fun. Green grasses grow With barley and wheat, Through the magic administered By wetness’s feat. Imagine disaster’s Protracted drought Where dryness obliterates Green life throughout. Sparkling clear waterfalls, Hard pounding surf, Trickles of crystalline Cascades of mirth. Rock pools so clear That trout can be seen And the bone china cup of tea Served to the Queen. Standing in rain As it pours from the sky With a grin on my face Smearing mud from my eye With arms outstretched And a song in my heart For the great joy of living This water imparts.... Water my Angel, My priceless gem. A waterless world Would bring death and mayhem. An oceanless planet As seen from the moon, Would lack life giving blueness And be hued in gloom. Sweet water is life In a miraculous way, Thus we hail the Gods Each rain swept day. Marshalg Sitting by the beautiful Manukau Harbour 11 March 2011
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Mar 10, 2011
Mar 10, 2011 at 1:54 PM UTC
Water
creativity slips away from me the more time passes and the longer i'm connected to the technological world pseudo linked to people - just people disengaging myself unsure if the trade-off is worth it am i pulling the plug to my tangible reality to give more power to an intangible one? when the crop isn't cultivated properly the seeds don't correctly grow but there are a few of those seeds in the field of my creative minds eye that have adapted to this waterless ground - a sparse few that bloom every now and then and then quickly die the moment they bloom as if trying to show me how beautiful it is its up to me to grow them again. but why should i?
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Nov 9, 2010
Nov 9, 2010 at 4:25 PM UTC
Plug on Creativity