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"wronger" poems
There was a caterpillar that had no friends She feared she would be alone in the end She had all, but given in She stayed in a trees And hid behind the leaves Until she ate them, or there was a breeze She had become so very fat All the other insects made fun and spat Out cruel words, she no longer wanted life and that was that But before she could eat the poison leaf, along flew a hunny bee "Hunny child you just dont see That one day your gonna fly like me" She looked at him in bewilderment Surly his brain was a little bent Wings for her would have to be heaven sent But she decided to hold on a little longer Just to prove he couldn't be wronger That bee's words she would often ponder The other insects still showed their hate The more they said the more she ate She knew they was right she'd never find a mate So she made a cocoon, to hide herself within So she no longer heard the words that could condemn What awaited her would be hard to comprehend The bee seen the cocoon, and sat and waited patiently He wanted to be the very first to see At what a beautiful creature she had came to be When she emerged the sun hurt her eyes Many a day had gone by The sun seemed way to bright in the sky But then she got a look at her wings, they where gray "Why didn't God paint them, why are they this way" At the bee in disgust she shouted, "You should of let me die that day" "But my lovely one, you are now a creature of the night And will fly by the enchanting moonlight And see many many wonderful sights" "Besides my hunny chid they're wings You can now fly to the heavens and sing Your point of view will now change on many things" "God painted your wings gray So in the bright of day Against the tree bark you can lay And safely sleep the day away" "God only picks the strongest To prowl in the moon lit darkness He only picks the bravest That at night can help with the loneliness" The Moth bent her head in repentance She couldn't even finish her sentence For she realised in that instance The bee was talking about her transcendence
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Mar 18, 2016
Mar 18, 2016 at 10:59 PM UTC
A Caterpillars Story
There was a caterpillar that had no friends She feared she would be alone in the end She had all, but given in She stayed in a trees And hid behind the leaves Until she ate them, or there was a breeze She had become so very fat All the other insects made fun and spat Out cruel words, she no longer wanted life and that was that But before she could eat the poison leaf, along flew a hunny bee "Hunny child you just dont see That one day your gonna fly like me" She looked at him in bewilderment Surly his brain was a little bent Wings for her would have to be heaven sent But she decided to hold on a little longer Just to prove he couldn't be wronger That bee's words she would often ponder The other insects still showed their hate The more they said the more she ate She knew they was right she'd never find a mate So she made a cocoon, to hide herself within So she no longer heard the words that could condemn What awaited her would be hard to comprehend The bee seen the cocoon, and sat and waited patiently He wanted to be the very first to see At what a beautiful creature she had came to be When she emerged the sun hurt her eyes Many a day had gone by The sun seemed way to bright in the sky But then she got a look at her wings, they where gray "Why didn't God paint them, why are they this way" At the bee in disgust she shouted, "You should of let me die that day" "But my lovely one, you are now a creature of the night And will fly by the enchanting moonlight And see many many wonderful sights" "Besides my hunny chid they're wings You can now fly to the heavens and sing Your point of view will now change on many things" "God painted your wings gray So in the bright of day Against the tree bark you can lay And safely sleep the day away" "God only picks the strongest To prowl in the moon lit darkness He only picks the bravest That at night can help with the loneliness" The Moth bent her head in repentance She couldn't even finish her sentence For she realised in that instance The bee was talking about her transcendence
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The world ain't all stage--It's sad to say; but Billy Shakes He just could not be any wronger When he states what's right or wrong Or what could not be any stranger But, still, he wasn't fooled by hardened faces painted grey. It's more like half of life's a stage with a few upon it dancing and they sweat and count their crimes and squeeze out gold from flesh of backs. It's more like half the world's at audience billions crammed into one room and we sit in dumb amusement just well-fed enough to watch and growing number with each act
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Oct 28, 2012
Oct 28, 2012 at 11:43 AM UTC
The Shakespeare Amendment
Life gives my stomach knots Dread conquers my thoughts I am weak, for I can take it no longer As life goes on, it gets wronger and wronger I look to the pills; I look to the bottle They are kind and act as my throttle Uppers and downers My friendly encounters People: my enemies Hates and jealousies They are all better than I could ever be They have more than I could ever see So what will I take today? What will make these thoughts go away? But they'll be back, just like a pest What I need is eternal rest
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Dec 17, 2010
Dec 17, 2010 at 10:25 PM UTC
Dread
There was a caterpillar that had no friends She feared she would be alone in the end She had all, but given in She stayed in a trees And hid behind the leaves Until she ate them, or there was a breeze She had become so very fat All the other insects made fun and spat Out cruel words, she no longer wanted life and that was that But before she could eat the poison leaf, along flew a hunny bee "Hunny child you just dont see That one day your gonna fly like me" She looked at him in bewilderment Surly his brain was a little bent Wings for her would have to be heaven sent But she decided to hold on a little longer Just to prove he couldn't be wronger That bee's words she would often ponder The other insects still showed their hate The more they said the more she ate She knew they was right she'd never find a mate So she made a cocoon, to hide herself within So she no longer heard the words that could condemn What awaited her would be hard to comprehend The bee seen the cocoon, and sat and waited patiently He wanted to be the very first to see At what a beautiful creature she had came to be When she emerged the sun hurt her eyes Many a day had gone by The sun seemed way to bright in the sky But then she got a look at her wings, they where gray "Why didn't God paint them, why are they this way" At the bee in disgust she shouted, "You should of let me die that day" "But my lovely one, you are now a creature of the night And will fly by the enchanting moonlight And see many many wonderful sights" "Besides my hunny chid they're wings You can now fly to the heavens and sing Your point of view will now change on many things" "God painted your wings gray So in the bright of day Against the tree bark you can lay And safely sleep the day away" "God only picks the strongest To prowl in the moon lit darkness He only picks the bravest That at night can help with the loneliness" The Moth bent her head in repentance She couldn't even finish her sentence For she realised in that instance The bee was talking about her transcendence
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Jun 3, 2016
Jun 3, 2016 at 10:26 AM UTC
A Caterpillars Story
There was a caterpillar that had no friends She feared she would be alone in the end She had all, but given in She stayed in a trees And hid behind the leaves Until she ate them, or there was a breeze She had become so very fat All the other insects made fun and spat Out cruel words, she no longer wanted life and that was that But before she could eat the poison leaf, along flew a hunny bee "Hunny child you just dont see That one day your gonna fly like me" She looked at him in bewilderment Surly his brain was a little bent Wings for her would have to be heaven sent But she decided to hold on a little longer Just to prove he couldn't be wronger That bee's words she would often ponder The other insects still showed their hate The more they said the more she ate She knew they was right she'd never find a mate So she made a cocoon, to hide herself within So she no longer heard the words that could condemn What awaited her would be hard to comprehend The bee seen the cocoon, and sat and waited patiently He wanted to be the very first to see At what a beautiful creature she had came to be When she emerged the sun hurt her eyes Many a day had gone by The sun seemed way to bright in the sky But then she got a look at her wings, they where gray "Why didn't God paint them, why are they this way" At the bee in disgust she shouted, "You should of let me die that day" "But my lovely one, you are now a creature of the night And will fly by the enchanting moonlight And see many many wonderful sights" "Besides my hunny chid they're wings You can now fly to the heavens and sing Your point of view will now change on many things" "God painted your wings gray So in the bright of day Against the tree bark you can lay And safely sleep the day away" "God only picks the strongest To prowl in the moon lit darkness He only picks the bravest That at night can help with the loneliness" The Moth bent her head in repentance She couldn't even finish her sentence For she realised in that instance The bee was talking about her transcendence
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Do they see that she is barley holding ground Desperately holding to the bars, putting on the strong face But she really just wants to cry out loud She has tired for three years trying to be cal, trying to be brave all the while holding back the tears She can't hold on much longer and it pains me that they don't see The talk and act as if she dont mind But they cant be any wronger Do they see the blacked covered eyes streaked with eyeliner once she finished crying on my shoulder Do they see that all the hurt all their lies causes me to hate them as if they insulted me with ****** Do they see that it's stupid, dumb and awful to cause anyone to feel this way Do they see that it's stupid, dumb, and unlawful to cause anyone this pain But i guess the don't see and carry on like nothing is wrong leaving her with the question Do they see?
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Oct 25, 2012
Oct 25, 2012 at 6:36 PM UTC
Do they See
One... Two... Three... A burnt beard, cigarette in hand.... Snooze.... Four... Five... Six.... Things get hazy, a little confuse.... seven... eight...nine..... The sense of fear, anxiety is lifted..... This drink, this elixir, I've been gifted..... Ten...eleven... Twelve..... Nothing makes sense any longer.... Nothing could be wronger.... Stuttering... falling... can't remember.... The distance isn't here.... Thirteen. Fourteen. Fifteen It doesn't matter any more. Your brain isn't like it was before. Doesn't matter, Can't feel. Don't even know if I ever was real. Keep throwin back the magic elixir, Not knowing it, no more liqour... fifteen.. fourteen... thirteen... darkness is starting to seep in feeling the consciousness at the back, its sin. Twelve... Eleven... Ten.... Looking around, noticing the little things the uneasiness it brings... Nine... eight... seven.... Things are clearer... Sobriety creeping nearer. Six.... Five... Four... Palms sweaty; Heart racing; Eyes wide; frantic searching; Body purging; Blood pressure dropping; head swarming... Three... two....One... You're gone......
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Aug 14, 2021
Aug 14, 2021 at 7:25 AM UTC
It's just 'One' drink
I'm the wronger a wooden soul destined to stoke for eternity I better start smoking again maybe the harder stuff to get my soul used to breathing in ash my lungs will be black and caked full chugging deer blood and bull to erase the feeling of me you tell me I'm an un-thinker superfluous thoughts of a prosthetic heart I had a dream once I was peeling never ending oranges pulling the skin from the sweet juicy flesh drops of tang slipping from my fingers but never sinking my teeth into orange suggests so many contrary things trees indicate life prosperity but eating an orange means separation illness tie me down batter me I think it unwise you chasing me to the un-pearly gates those burning barriers you circumnavigate while I will smell of citrus for eternity
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Sep 14, 2012
Sep 14, 2012 at 5:05 PM UTC
Heated
My body aches for your touch I miss it so much Why can't I hold the anger longer Yes, I was wrong, but you were wronger Day by day, I'm feeling less of a human Please save me, my beautiful woman.
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May 27, 2017
May 27, 2017 at 4:36 AM UTC
My Woman
By Arcassin Burnham Search, It took a Long time for god to show me Who I really belong to, I needed someone at the time to care for me, That's when I stumbled apon you, Beautiful eyes , and the pretty dreadlocks to match, I was so in love, I didn't think when we started I wouldn't become attached, Little did I know the time would come, Sitting here thinking to myself, That we couldn't be friends any longer, at least that was what I was thinking to myself, Its ashame to know that i couldnt be more wronger, Not in my nature to be mad at her, I should have blame myself for everything that happen, For dumb ignorant reasons that would occur, Dominant with all the attackin', Care for her in a long state of knowing her, I was on my best behavior, Wishing every night that me and her could rule the earth, And I don't even wanna stay here, The clock strikes 12 I remember her name, With a sense of delicacy, I search for a better way to love, Hoping one day she'll be into me.
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Jan 8, 2015
Jan 8, 2015 at 9:07 PM UTC
"We Cant Be Enemies , We Cant Be Friends"
Let my past be published now, I care for it no longer; Look between my righteous things To see I was the wronger. Gather all the worries I'd fret about in winter; Shove them off the highest cliff, Make them crack and splinter. Traipsing in the gardenside, Dancing in the hollow; Feeling for a mason's nook, Sweet Amontillado. Down within the castle walls, Down among the relics; Bearded faces line the halls, Lilting in Goidelic. Slowing pace to stop and smell Of a strange antiquity; Thinking on a silver day That happened once in Brittany. Countrymen with muskets bared, Bent on fiery shot, Pounced upon the zealous rogues Of Napoleonic lot. Wand'ring mind, drop your guard, Stop your nagging ways; Hark! the drap'ry's bold aura Welcomes warmer days. Happiness is fleeting, Sadness is extinct, So let my every passing thought Be mindful and succinct.
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Feb 22, 2018
Feb 22, 2018 at 1:06 PM UTC
Poetic Afterthought
There once was a man That thought his member was grand He called it the best in all of the land He went from woman to woman He said he was just checking their fluid If your thinking he's a stud you couldn't be wronger He's what my my grandpa would call a whoremonger
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Mar 13, 2016
Mar 13, 2016 at 1:59 PM UTC
Whoremonger
Existing on what's aware and listening Quiet before speaking and always glistening Hearing words not spoken when others run a lot Seeing all that's going on when most are not She operates on a thin wavelength of beauty Hard to find for those who are too busy looking hard to feel for those wanting to wrap her up for a booking She's precious and sensitive beyond a thought Beautiful and expanding and will always be sort Surprises you when you think she couldn't know Smarter than everyone but she'll never show Withstanding enemies with her thorns Staying beautiful and never forlorn Spectacularly present with unseen pedals So soft so sweet but of the strongest metal Always precious, always special, always artistic, always talented, always the insight, always so deep, In the face of all that couldn't be wronger what doesn't **** us makes us stronger Respecting what's so precious like the morning dew Congratulations on the glory of YOU
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May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014 at 12:59 PM UTC
On A Thin Wavelength
The longest marriage ended on day 33,227 that's 91 years and 12 days in "Heaven" But I think we could last longer but love is a twisted story so I might have never been wronger like Mary Shelly if I die silk wrap my heart because we're like art How come every great romance ends in tragedy? like Romeo & Juliet I'll wait beneath your balcony like Augustus & Hazel I'll love you even as an angel because love is fatal like John & Yoko I'll smile in every photo like Kurt & Courtney I'll sing for thee like me & you we're always down and blue but you keep my skin white not red just because we wake up in the same bed even if we're not wed I don't care but you can bet your *** people will stare when I prove I'm still there on day 33,228 gasping for air.
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Jan 19, 2015
Jan 19, 2015 at 4:05 AM UTC
The Longest Marriage
There once was a man That thought his member was grand He called it the best in all of the land He went from woman to woman He said he was just checking their fluid If your thinking he's a stud you couldn't be wronger He's what my my grandpa would call a whoremonger
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May 6, 2016
May 6, 2016 at 10:13 AM UTC
Whoremonger
Black, white and brown, just a color not a sound. inside were all the same, " thats not true" others claim. but we all have a heart a soul and a mind, deeply inside were all kind. A color shouldn't be the judge of who we are, yet wars and fights leave nasty scars. Were all human at the end of day, so why make each other our personal preys, Color shouldn't separate us but make us stronger, those who are racist couldn't be any wronger.
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 3:45 PM UTC
Color
You try to justify That a high mind Cant find a way To understand the pain Of another Can't control me with guilt any longer Because a high mind is no wronger Than a sober one If anything When my brain is chemically altered I'll have way more ******* sympathy for you
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Aug 18, 2015
Aug 18, 2015 at 11:22 AM UTC
JUST ******* TELL ME
On a garden tree of hardened leaves slithers a centipede anemone claiming to be a friend of me sprouting wings splendidly flying to the Nth degree ahead of me until I can no longer see where the wronger flee behind a Chris Pronger screen giving me the stronger steam to bomb the seed.
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Sep 24, 2020
Sep 24, 2020 at 8:32 AM UTC
Garden Tree Centipede
I don’t understand why it’s so hard for me to let go of something I never had The number of poems I write, the number of crying nights, the number of battles I fight you would think that I remember a sight of her Though her life went dark when I first saw the light Her life was taken away against my right I’m sure a life as lonely as mine was never in her mind And no matter how hard I tried to be happy the fire inside me always died Maybe my life would be different if the sun of my world shined I refuse to be part of this cruel game of life any longer Maybe my fate would be different if I was a little stronger But the pain that I’ve been forced to live through  is something I refuse to longer suffer Postponing the inevitable has never been wronger Because there is nothing worse than to never see your very own mother
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Apr 6, 2018
Apr 6, 2018 at 10:41 AM UTC
Even Before I Lived
I remember when I first felt the warmth of your brain; The illuminating light that came from those pulsing electric tendrils of grey matter and the utter comfortability I felt when yours collided with mine and tiny nuclear bombs went off all over my skin leaving me with goosebumps everytime you spoke. As we lay in fates womb, Before we were aborted, I couldnt help but know I wasnt worthy. I still am not, Alas, This is a different life anyway, for a different person. My mind dresses you in the colors of fall and my heart smiles at the image. Your dark hair falling down over a rusty orange sweater and the olive skin on your hands peeking out from the sleeves. I often wonder if maybe I read the whole thing wrong. That you were as into me as I was into you. But the night we lay there, And I lay in awe, Literally prone to your beauty, And I built up the gaul to bring my lips to yours and yours sat still, I felt the wronger. I felt as though I was treading waters you hadnt mapped, That this wasnt in your itinerary. So I backed off, Shock turned to sorrow, Sorrow was slain by shame and shame fell to sourness and I stamped out most all the flames around us. But I kept one and will keep it always, It burns forever a still image of you, Smiling, looking up at the night sky, Random nameless decrepit buildings all around us and a spotlight of warmth and connection and humanity in the middle of it all.
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Dec 6, 2016
Dec 6, 2016 at 1:53 PM UTC
Downtown
Every slave must abide by its master. The bitterness of carrying out any action that will benefit others. There’s no shame in not having choices but there is in not having doubts. Far beyond an ultimate freedom, an excuse for an absence of self, there is life overpowering reason, and a reason overpowering death. Being found in a state of despair, stripped of respect to the bone, a necessity more needed than air to a slave – is a slave of its own. Every slave must abide by its master. Kneeling before what is stronger or standing before what is weak, is a future that cannot be wronger or a past that could not be more bleak. Far beyond understanding and meaning, there is craving devouring men, be it owning or knowing, or being, it is always a mark of the end. The imminent burden of pain perishes as soon as you delve into waters that can wash you away. Every slave is a slave to himself.
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Feb 8, 2025
Feb 8, 2025 at 4:26 AM UTC
Every Slave
I'm sorry I thought I was stronger Should have waited longer Couldn't have been wronger.
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Mar 14, 2018
Mar 14, 2018 at 6:40 PM UTC
Longer