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"yessir" poems
I wrote a poem recently. Not so much a poem, more like a story; a story of love, kind of like a love story. Sure, it was the best love story we've never read. There were romances, struggles, some revelations and resurrections... even a few bruised egos. Blah, blah. Yessir, a bayside view of false paradise if I'd ever seen one; some dogeared page ripped out of a journal written in ink and found in the gutter. No beginning or end. Just a thought. A memoir of a fantasy that should've just been and never had to explain itself.
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Sep 22, 2016
Sep 22, 2016 at 11:24 PM UTC
An Unread Story
My sister karen was a manhater she hated all men deliriously she would sit on the top of the bunkbed she shared with sue and with one finger curl her hair then pull it out by the roots it was quite disturbing she would spend hours every saturday doing this until she had almost no hair left the family worried for her During the week when I would come home from school (I think I was around 7 or 8) karen (being older and bigger) would run up to me kick me in the gut push me to the floor jump on top of me grab me by the ears and pound my head on the floor until my brains fell out this went on for several weeks until I told my parents and they finally put an end to it One night sue didn't want to get caught eating an apple in bed so she put the core in the toilet and it clogged it we (all four of us) were awakened in the middle of the night and had to line up so my mother could beat us with a belt until someone confessed I was tired so I said okay I did it I got a good belting that night I was suspended from school for a week because the teacher complained that the welts on my back were bleeding so profusely that lt was interrupting the learning process of the other children One day I was coming home from school and I got caught in a hailstorm I got pelted really good Lucky for me Mr. Doty was home for lunch so I took cover under his light blue ford f-series pick-up truck hail as big as golf ***** some the size of baseballs continued to rain down I don't know for how long because I fell asleep "What were you doing under there?" he questioned as he was shaking my arm awakening me (I quess he thought I was messing around or something) I came to and stated "THE GOLF ***** WERE FALLING I NEEDED A PLACE TO HIDE" "oh" he said "you mean to tell me you were in THAT?" "yessir" I replied "well, your schoolday's almost over, maybe you should go home and rest" "yessir" And I went home and rested When karen turned eighteen she married a wife beater for nearly ten years he would ugly 'er up finally she couldn't take anymore and divorced him But she was only following tradition my grandpa beat his wife my father beat his wife and al beat karen Yep, those three knew how to really take a beating But, not from a hailstorm
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Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014 at 1:51 PM UTC
Not From a Hailstorm
My sister karen was a manhater she hated all men deliriously she would sit on the top of the bunkbed she shared with sue and with one finger curl her hair then pull it out by the roots it was quite disturbing she would spend hours every saturday doing this until she had almost no hair left the family worried for her During the week when I would come home from school (I think I was around 7 or 8) karen (being older and bigger) would run up to me kick me in the gut push me to the floor jump on top of me grab me by the ears and pound my head on the floor until my brains fell out this went on for several weeks until I told my parents and they finally put an end to it One night sue didn't want to get caught eating an apple in bed so she put the core in the toilet and it clogged it we (all four of us) were awakened in the middle of the night and had to line up so my mother could beat us with a belt until someone confessed I was tired so I said okay I did it I got a good belting that night I was suspended from school for a week because the teacher complained that the welts on my back were bleeding so profusely that lt was interrupting the learning process of the other children One day I was coming home from school and I got caught in a hailstorm I got pelted really good Lucky for me Mr. Doty was home for lunch so I took cover under his light blue ford f-series pick-up truck hail as big as golf ***** some the size of baseballs continued to rain down I don't know for how long because I fell asleep "What were you doing under there?" he questioned as he was shaking my arm awakening me (I quess he thought I was messing around or something) I came to and stated "THE GOLF ***** WERE FALLING I NEEDED A PLACE TO HIDE" "oh" he said "you mean to tell me you were in THAT?" "yessir" I replied "well, your schoolday's almost over, maybe you should go home and rest" "yessir" And I went home and rested When karen turned eighteen she married a wife beater for nearly ten years he would ugly 'er up finally she couldn't take anymore and divorced him But she was only following tradition my grandpa beat his wife my father beat his wife and al beat karen Yep, those three knew how to really take a beating But, not from a hailstorm
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a harelipped man walked into a liquor store and walked up to the proprietor and said gimme a bottle of gin. and the proprietor said to himself "why THIS dumb son of a ***** I'll have some fun with him!" He said "What kind would you like?" "You mean theres more than one kind?" "Yessir theres 3" "What are they?" "Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen" "Thats right" Said the harelip. and theres three kinds of turds too. "What do you mean?" "Mustard. Custard. AND YOU YOU BIG SACK OF ****
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Feb 14, 2011
Feb 14, 2011 at 4:43 PM UTC
bottle of gin (explicit)
Magic mirror on the wall tell a story, lies are fine and so am I just the other day a feller said my, what great curves youu have cars and such were never an interest just a stupid investment waste of time and money late late for a very important slate a new one out with the old, in with the innovative get creative it's impossible too broad, minds can be narrow as rails trains pass through rumbling, rumbling like rockslides in canyons you in? Fun can be naughty not like when you're a child no that fun was preconceived frivolty but this **** hear yessir, this is real fun you got it *** maybe spark some interest in the papers words with more words darling tell me a story make it **** good about a princess who isn't beautiful but still pretty, in a rather unnoticeable way and make her a ****** who loves fire take it up makes me all sleepy when your mirror talks in such silliness.
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Aug 4, 2012
Aug 4, 2012 at 10:22 PM UTC
Bossy Pants
This is a song that I call I beat the mountain And it ends with I am dead I beat the mountain yessir I beat the mountain Don't just pretend that it hurts I beat the mountain dallas I beat the mountain I beat the mountain alice I beat the mountain I beat the mountain I beat the mountain There's a place in this world Where you can go to climb to heaven It's in the Himalayan Mountains in south, east, central asia It takes a week to walk to the mountain And one more week to reach the air And there is no air at the top And you freeze your face off there And so I walked to the mountain And I reached higher ev'ry day And I breathed in the air And took pictures of the mountain Now that mountain presents a challenge Says "Don't come near me if you dare" For I will slay you on this mountain I have before ; I will again Uh-Oh the challenge of that mountain The challenge in the air The challenge of that mountain The challenge of that mountain And I climbed the mountain Yes I did, I climbed the mountain I climbed the mountain I climbed the mountain You think the sun, when it hits your head That you're blinded or you're dead You think the sun, when it hits your head It warmed your head but, it didn't But I kept climbing, I kept ahead Going higher and higher, no more air But there's more mountain, so there It's all a joke, just on you, not all of humanity Most people know better and Stay away from the mountain It bites off your head Takes your fingers and toes And nose from you and leaves you dead Takes your brain, makes you delirious Makes you crazy in the brain, I'm serious So stay away from the mountain Stay away from the mountain Stay Away! Stay away from the mountain Stay Away! Stay away from the mountain Stay Away! Stay Away, Far Far Away! Cause I climbed up that mountain Yes I did, I climbed that majic mountain Yes I did, I climbed the mountain I'm full of dread 'cause I am dead
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Aug 8, 2015
Aug 8, 2015 at 10:09 AM UTC
I Beat The Mountain
This is a song that I call I beat the mountain And it ends with I am dead I beat the mountain yessir I beat the mountain Don't just pretend that it hurts I beat the mountain dallas I beat the mountain I beat the mountain alice I beat the mountain I beat the mountain I beat the mountain There's a place in this world Where you can go to climb to heaven It's in the Himalayan Mountains in south, east, central asia It takes a week to walk to the mountain And one more week to reach the air And there is no air at the top And you freeze your face off there And so I walked to the mountain And I reached higher ev'ry day And I breathed in the air And took pictures of the mountain Now that mountain presents a challenge Says "Don't come near me if you dare" For I will slay you on this mountain I have before ; I will again Uh-Oh the challenge of that mountain The challenge in the air The challenge of that mountain The challenge of that mountain And I climbed the mountain Yes I did, I climbed the mountain I climbed the mountain I climbed the mountain You think the sun, when it hits your head That you're blinded or you're dead You think the sun, when it hits your head It warmed your head but, it didn't But I kept climbing, I kept ahead Going higher and higher, no more air But there's more mountain, so there It's all a joke, just on you, not all of humanity Most people know better and Stay away from the mountain It bites off your head Takes your fingers and toes And nose from you and leaves you dead Takes your brain, makes you delirious Makes you crazy in the brain, I'm serious So stay away from the mountain Stay away from the mountain Stay Away! Stay away from the mountain Stay Away! Stay away from the mountain Stay Away! Stay Away, Far Far Away! Cause I climbed up that mountain Yes I did, I climbed that majic mountain Yes I did, I climbed the mountain I'm full of dread 'cause I am dead
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i'm a polyamorous bi-curious sex-machine girl yessir i am. i love my daddy that never gave a **** and would have rather been with drunk women which may be why i feel beautiful when i drink. and by god i love my cousin that loved a young girl's body and couldn't resist touching mine which may be why i'm entranced by a woman's form. and holy hell i love my ex that grew cold and became violent over the smallest things which may be why i enjoy being abused. and jesus christ i like my boyfriend that truly loves me and treats me right which may be why i don't know how to love him.
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Apr 30, 2011
Apr 30, 2011 at 6:17 PM UTC
influential men
Yessir I have felonies and melodies both melancholy and miraculous paragraphiculous and ridiculous stole some shows and some thunder thighs like two day old pudding slap 'em and ride the waves sike drink up some dishwasher detergent chased with lead paint not for the faint of heart just the stupid as ffffffffuuuuuu when under the right noises and boyses and girlies all singing their swirlies and twirlin' 'round like pinwheels of tin steel ten feet off of the ground hillsides like pill boxes full of coins and coincidences unmeasured instances of grief and shame without a blame no face to force hate just mirrors to show fate and the stars in the sky with their winking teasing ways all fall to the ground will be dead within days but they are not forsaken, maybe only spared to avoid seeing the moment when sunny didn't share and all went dark like absence of creation animation of fears all mixed and respun into dope dubstep to be grinded and mashed and spat back up into the trees
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May 29, 2012
May 29, 2012 at 7:19 PM UTC
Jessop
there were old men laying around the pool like cigarette butts in an ashtray burnt out and diminishing as their feet dangle in the water lapping up against their knees they talked about the old war the good war back in a time when there was war to believe in now what? now they have their feet in a pool fat white skin burning in the moonlight while knobby knees are canvas to varicose veins and the occasional scar --oh this one from surgery, this one from a foxhole dug out some hillside near Salerno sliced up the side of my leg nice and good, yessir, killed the **** guinea though don't worry-- and they would hold out their arms to explain how they held those old standard issue springfield's while arthritis shook that imaginary rifle to the point of danger but they never noticed leaning in to stare down the sights aiming carefully at some elusive foe across the pool they would laugh at how much they hated those guns they would laugh at the insanity of it all how young they had been how old they were now how much had changed and how much hadn't their wives were all gone left widowed or divorced all it seemed they had was Tunisia or Italy or that French beach early morning in 1944 the world is a battlefield for old men with no weaponry but old stories caked in dust
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Aug 28, 2013
Aug 28, 2013 at 12:17 PM UTC
Battlefields
Paws and reflect we're all good little kids in bleachers, listening patiently, allowing nonsense to continue then the trees fell things got out of hand kids became adults with super strength lifted the floors up threw chainsaws into crowds yessir they grew up that day that hour and nobody pitied the inhanced only wished they could join could be as jaded as the them climb mountains and spit acid melt rocks with a look but no such characteristics were reserved for the up-and-coming gods and titans full of potential energy bursting at the seams of the skin splitting open into laughter and mockery they will save the world or at least give it a hell of a run for its money.
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 10:12 AM UTC
Kermit the Hermit
Danimal Dan was Green, reusing every hand-me-down the dumpster offered. stipend half our middle class allowance, so the Danimal could get his fix in unison with ours. slab dual twenties in his oily callous hands. while sluggin N’ sloshin’ his cheap wine, the Danimal returns heroic, with red lips and pink teeth, handing us “licka” boasting new apocalyptic theories the sky is full of creatures, deys plottin’ yessir, pilots known for years, but Big Washington Wiggies, keep Uhmmmm zipped, yessir hired dem creatures, “population control” to **** eat America leaving only the Finest. the Danimal’s vision flashes, giant winged Salamanders kamakazie dive from the sky. fat white collar Cons offer bribes as they **** fantastic fear all over their linen pants. some auction children as the Danimal arrives with an army of America’s finest staggering out of back alley bars & soup kitchens they shake Salamander hands Slurring welcome with Bourbon breaths
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 9:20 PM UTC
America's Finest
Crick crack click clap snip snap on the concrete The city is on the move and to stand would be The slapstick comedy of stopping a treadmill. Acceleration animation gravitation from the rotation Apathetic friction that is devil-may-care like your heart Dragged down on the gym floor and the sweaty men laugh. Tick tock nonstop the clock hops and bops away the time Of the day and eternity seems like a fairy tale Because this era is neverneverland faith, we are young. And getting younger, we plan to die naked as we came, Lounging in retirement, the summer that knows no end. But sighing the dying are crying relying upon our move And we move past, this blur of momentum that the city has become, Because stillness is for the hippies and the natives and we are neither. Capitalistic colonial conquering captains of industry we charge Credit or debit because it isn't ours anyways and the bank is moving. Down the street in the heat can't beat the beat of the sweet treat That the homeless remember the memory of the taste of mercy. Like dogs in heat they pant and beg and we shake them off our pantleg Because it is designer and the label buys manhood cheap and sells it high. We split hit and quit and never commit because we spit words like blessing Out when we wash our mouths out every night and every morning Because it is the only way to get the taste out of your mouth when you wake up. As if the jacket I wear can't clothe a man from the cold or sell for more And my closet is lined with the clothes I don't remember to forget about wearing. It is not hate that congregates or abates the rate the weight is pulling me down, But fear of the immensity of impossibility colliding with reality inevitably, Because one man's sacrifice will suffice to pay the price of my vice. Yessir hearts are racing toward the first heart, we are collaborating. That the dying need not remain the dead but know life to the fullest. The poor and the sore need not abhor or war with the rush of the city. Because saints and saviors are not just bedtime stories as long as my life Has the power, no the will, no just the faith, all it needs is faith. The sick have been tricked that their wick runs quick Like crick crack click clack snip snap on the concrete These hearts are moving this city on a hill.
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Mar 24, 2011
Mar 24, 2011 at 6:28 PM UTC
For the Beatniks
Crick crack click clap snip snap on the concrete The city is on the move and to stand would be The slapstick comedy of stopping a treadmill. Acceleration animation gravitation from the rotation Apathetic friction that is devil-may-care like your heart Dragged down on the gym floor and the sweaty men laugh. Tick tock nonstop the clock hops and bops away the time Of the day and eternity seems like a fairy tale Because this era is neverneverland faith, we are young. And getting younger, we plan to die naked as we came, Lounging in retirement, the summer that knows no end. But sighing the dying are crying relying upon our move And we move past, this blur of momentum that the city has become, Because stillness is for the hippies and the natives and we are neither. Capitalistic colonial conquering captains of industry we charge Credit or debit because it isn't ours anyways and the bank is moving. Down the street in the heat can't beat the beat of the sweet treat That the homeless remember the memory of the taste of mercy. Like dogs in heat they pant and beg and we shake them off our pantleg Because it is designer and the label buys manhood cheap and sells it high. We split hit and quit and never commit because we spit words like blessing Out when we wash our mouths out every night and every morning Because it is the only way to get the taste out of your mouth when you wake up. As if the jacket I wear can't clothe a man from the cold or sell for more And my closet is lined with the clothes I don't remember to forget about wearing. It is not hate that congregates or abates the rate the weight is pulling me down, But fear of the immensity of impossibility colliding with reality inevitably, Because one man's sacrifice will suffice to pay the price of my vice. Yessir hearts are racing toward the first heart, we are collaborating. That the dying need not remain the dead but know life to the fullest. The poor and the sore need not abhor or war with the rush of the city. Because saints and saviors are not just bedtime stories as long as my life Has the power, no the will, no just the faith, all it needs is faith. The sick have been tricked that their wick runs quick Like crick crack click clack snip snap on the concrete These hearts are moving this city on a hill.
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The rigging is set, Captain. Brown rope, aye, secured tightly - aye, can be adjusted. Here, I'll stand on this chair and see how it's looking - aye, Captain, it's proper tight now, it will function just well enough, sir. Oh, Captain, the sea; I can see the stormy waves, black and turmoiled. Aye, Captain, all rigging set. All hands on deck, yessir. We can't very well set sail with a chair on the deck, Captain. Permission to kick it away?
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 5:57 PM UTC
The Sailor
You are allowed to laugh, I've heard it is good medicine. (sonnet #MMMMMCMXCII) Alas. I cherish too much, in a sense, October's pale eye, and how in betrayl Thet lonely yellow leaf 'non skitters, frail And hapless 'cross the blacktop, lost from hence Within grey shadows as cold winds breathe thence In careless fashion through worn Maples' hale Stance, green, orange-kissed and whispring of ne bail Whilst Death walks silent through this vague suspense. These blue skies wear a cloudless mien as twere, Yet blinding echoes of thin fragments do Some tour of duty in their backdrop fer Good measure. Yellow gladrags dance, the crew Of staid leaves fragile. But I love't all, poor As saying is, only wanting, yessir: You. 24Oct16a
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Feb 2, 2017
Feb 2, 2017 at 10:03 PM UTC
Dad Asked What Would Make Me Happier--
\|/ @-@ (  -Q-  ) <=> how I drool over obese girls with huge great cheeks of wobbly dimpled fat >========o======== no skinny birds for me!=======o========< absolutely no way yeeha i love to see wobbly fat girls waddling along with their tyres of white flab quivering in their size 88 jeans like a pack of rabid rabbits fighting in a rubber sack, and what do they need yessir, they are barking for a friendly ***** from moi, edna the chubby-chaser and lover of gorgeous female flesh body mass index forty (at an absolute total minimum i must emphasise) and preferable fifty so they look like a giant dumpling i know you know the sort of image i crave: dimpled, dappled acreages of heaving ********** wowee-yowee i am so excited please god lead me to the land where the extra supersize fatties live and let me exhaust my ***** gaze on their incredible buxom enormities let me get my paws on them let me wallow in their glories dear god oh yes indeedy when you come to think of it there's nothing like a huge billowing fatso to get my blood afire with testosterone and bottom-of-the-barrel-scraping loving lust so why not jump off a pier all you skinny minnies per-lease /\ /   \ /      \ @        @ /            \ /               \ +++                         +++
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 12:48 PM UTC
A Fat Girl for Me!
On some verdant green hill far away in cute little Palestine of old Before the Israelis marched in and bunged out the owners Jesus was hanging about on the cross not feeling too happy I suppose he was dying for you and me because his Dad was asleep And he doesn't care if you are a ****** or a giant or a fatty or a fairy! Yessir! He loves everyone unequivocally provided they praise him endlessly And receive him in their souls and sing him a load of ****** hymns! But if you don't receive the LORD and reject the words of the EVIL ONE He (God) will crush you totally and utterly like a blue-tailed fly Squatting on a well-used and ill-cleaned second-hand lavatory brush Without any exception whatsoever even if you are an ugly fat dwarf As He don't hold with no discrimination nor positive action no way! So get down on your knees (a shorter journey for amputees with stumps) And get praying to THE LORD without blinking twice. Yeeha! Amen!
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 1:37 PM UTC
A Retard's Prayer
My dad was on Omaha Beach but he didn’t talk much about it so now I’m going to take the rest of the day to tell you all that he didn’t much talk about we broke the Enigma code yeah we did you can always tell a real veteran by his thousand-yard stare, yessir, I know stuff we kicked the Germans’ butts but he didn’t talk much about it if not for us the French would be speaking German yeah man yeah when I was in graduate school but he didn’t talk much about it we saved the world when I was in graduate school when I saw Patton those liberals in academia he had this thousand-yard stare them snowflakes wouldn’t hit Omaha Beach now they’d be browning their pants when I was in graduate school but he didn’t talk much about it yeah that M-1 was the best battle implement ever devised I got me one and boy it’s got some serious stopping power yessir I just love to go out to the range and pop some caps with that bad boy the French are cheese-eating surrender monkeys we can’t depend on the Italians but he didn’t talk much about it when I was in graduate school thousand-yard stare my dad was there he didn’t talk much about it here is a youtube about it if only those snowflakes would watch Patton they’d learn something left-wing academia he didn’t talk much about it when I was in graduate school yeah man I seen it on Band of Brothers liberal elites Macron Macron Macron first front second front ‘cause I know stuff I got a whole liberry but he didn’t talk much about it if not for us yeah you’d all be speaking German we saved France’s **** when DeGaulle told us he wanted all American soldiers out of France we asked him if that included the thousands of American soldiers in French cemeteries and that sure shut him up ha ha ha bet you never heard that before and then there was these old veterans at the airport and this Frenchy asked them for their passports and this old man had to look for his and this Frenchy asked this veteran if he had been in France before and this veteran said he had and then this Frenchy he said then you know you need to have your passport ready and this here old veteran said that he was at Normandy and there wasn’t no Frenchies to give it to and you could hear a pin drop ha ha I bet you never heard that one before When I was in graduate school when I was on my gap year but he didn’t talk much about it snowflake liberal elites in academia I love me my AK-47 that son spits out some serious lead but he didn’t talk much about it… Me? Like, I had this deferment, my feet, but I know all about it ‘cause I watch John Wayne and my dad was in it so I guess he ought to know and he was in a real war; you were only in like you know them A-rabs and stuff…
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Jun 3, 2019
Jun 3, 2019 at 4:05 PM UTC
The Annual D-Day Commentaries by Laddie-Boys Who Never Made the First Day of Recruit Training
My dad was on Omaha Beach but he didn’t talk much about it so now I’m going to take the rest of the day to tell you all that he didn’t much talk about we broke the Enigma code yeah we did you can always tell a real veteran by his thousand-yard stare, yessir, I know stuff we kicked the Germans’ butts but he didn’t talk much about it if not for us the French would be speaking German yeah man yeah when I was in graduate school but he didn’t talk much about it we saved the world when I was in graduate school when I saw Patton those liberals in academia he had this thousand-yard stare them snowflakes wouldn’t hit Omaha Beach now they’d be browning their pants when I was in graduate school but he didn’t talk much about it yeah that M-1 was the best battle implement ever devised I got me one and boy it’s got some serious stopping power yessir I just love to go out to the range and pop some caps with that bad boy the French are cheese-eating surrender monkeys we can’t depend on the Italians but he didn’t talk much about it when I was in graduate school thousand-yard stare my dad was there he didn’t talk much about it here is a youtube about it if only those snowflakes would watch Patton they’d learn something left-wing academia he didn’t talk much about it when I was in graduate school yeah man I seen it on Band of Brothers liberal elites Macron Macron Macron first front second front ‘cause I know stuff I got a whole liberry but he didn’t talk much about it if not for us yeah you’d all be speaking German we saved France’s **** when DeGaulle told us he wanted all American soldiers out of France we asked him if that included the thousands of American soldiers in French cemeteries and that sure shut him up ha ha ha bet you never heard that before and then there was these old veterans at the airport and this Frenchy asked them for their passports and this old man had to look for his and this Frenchy asked this veteran if he had been in France before and this veteran said he had and then this Frenchy he said then you know you need to have your passport ready and this here old veteran said that he was at Normandy and there wasn’t no Frenchies to give it to and you could hear a pin drop ha ha I bet you never heard that one before When I was in graduate school when I was on my gap year but he didn’t talk much about it snowflake liberal elites in academia I love me my AK-47 that son spits out some serious lead but he didn’t talk much about it… Me? Like, I had this deferment, my feet, but I know all about it ‘cause I watch John Wayne and my dad was in it so I guess he ought to know and he was in a real war; you were only in like you know them A-rabs and stuff…
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greasy hands and rusty tools bolts and shop rags that dry my tough skin i see the clock tick down as me and my brother work away the money makes us patient because our time awaits sick back crack the tall tops and shots bring back the days when we sat on bar stools and talked **** but when the magazine cover cops our last names we will be sittin in the shade and our dickies are in the dryer waiting to be folded creased and soon we will be pampered on and we will sit back and smoke cigs and talk about the days when we talked about gettin rich now were rich and talking about what we will do next paychecks are old news the new girls are old news and the old news are our new stories just sittin and listenin to wu tang and sparkin up mexican bluegrass and not cashin in our g pass flippin pages flippin pages
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Mar 18, 2013
Mar 18, 2013 at 3:01 AM UTC
yessir
I'm standing on the icy head of a barge, all rusted to **** P.J. (the lead deckhand) and I wait patiently with frozen line tearing at our shoulders. We're far away from the buzzy, groaning engines of the Mary C tug, and all I hear is the water being pushed out of our way. "What direction is that?" "Up river?" "Yessir". They call rope line. To me it's always been rope and I don't care to call it something else. But they've made it clear, "it is and will always be referred to as line". It'd be nice if terminology was the only thing that ruffled these country boys feathers. Who knew they'd be so strict? And do I really need a question mark if it's rhetorical? I'm on a boat. It's 6:30 a.m., or as they say back home "early as **** Sun's poking through the trees and it makes that gentle floating snow a bit more detailed. I stick nervously to the rim, but only because I'm new. It isn't worth pretending to be comfortable, at least not on that thing. Besides, falling in the water is basically equivalent to dying here. The safety videos stressed that. Although, they also swore that a crew will alert you to "watch the bump!" whenever hitting up against something. That's not a real thing though. A lot of the **** we watched isn't real. I'm indifferent. After all, I didn't chase a boat to feel comfortable. In my heavy-hearted moments, pessimism takes a whack at everything I put faith in. I reject myself and challenge every step that lead me to unhappiness. Big, big questions toss and turn inside my head, and they try to convince me to run home. It happens. But I'm happy right now, just seeing the sunrise and being surrounded by all these strange factories puffing out clouds. It's probably all bad, toxic stuff. Sometimes it's not worth digging into negative realities. For now, they're factories that make clouds for us to enjoy. P.J. and I both lit up a cigarette and he asked me why I was smiling. "This is a pretty cool job. I mean, what a way to wake up". He spit casually off the side, down into the water. "You aint lyin".
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Mar 16, 2015
Mar 16, 2015 at 11:59 AM UTC
you aint lyin
I'm standing on the icy head of a barge, all rusted to **** P.J. (the lead deckhand) and I wait patiently with frozen line tearing at our shoulders. We're far away from the buzzy, groaning engines of the Mary C tug, and all I hear is the water being pushed out of our way. "What direction is that?" "Up river?" "Yessir". They call rope line. To me it's always been rope and I don't care to call it something else. But they've made it clear, "it is and will always be referred to as line". It'd be nice if terminology was the only thing that ruffled these country boys feathers. Who knew they'd be so strict? And do I really need a question mark if it's rhetorical? I'm on a boat. It's 6:30 a.m., or as they say back home "early as **** Sun's poking through the trees and it makes that gentle floating snow a bit more detailed. I stick nervously to the rim, but only because I'm new. It isn't worth pretending to be comfortable, at least not on that thing. Besides, falling in the water is basically equivalent to dying here. The safety videos stressed that. Although, they also swore that a crew will alert you to "watch the bump!" whenever hitting up against something. That's not a real thing though. A lot of the **** we watched isn't real. I'm indifferent. After all, I didn't chase a boat to feel comfortable. In my heavy-hearted moments, pessimism takes a whack at everything I put faith in. I reject myself and challenge every step that lead me to unhappiness. Big, big questions toss and turn inside my head, and they try to convince me to run home. It happens. But I'm happy right now, just seeing the sunrise and being surrounded by all these strange factories puffing out clouds. It's probably all bad, toxic stuff. Sometimes it's not worth digging into negative realities. For now, they're factories that make clouds for us to enjoy. P.J. and I both lit up a cigarette and he asked me why I was smiling. "This is a pretty cool job. I mean, what a way to wake up". He spit casually off the side, down into the water. "You aint lyin".
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stay awake stay awake I cant. you have to I wouldn't be nearly falling asleep in class if you would have let me sleep. Miss Love Yessir? Wake up. What? Who are you talking to? me Mr. Miller? Are you sleeping? Wake up. Huh? I think you were sleeping.
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Apr 14, 2015
Apr 14, 2015 at 10:31 AM UTC
Wake
I watched a man die for no reason. two hard-bought lines, pay attention I saw something Men were never meant to see, it's not like TV. I had to say, I saw him die, no one else said they did. So, to this day, In America, I live, an honored survivor of what I saw. I was reminded by a fool, on TV telling what we did in that war for no reason. It's on TV, it's not real. Like Vietnam was, remember? It don't mean nuthin', FTA, it means find the answer sir, yessir. Permanent tat, yessir. FTA, all the way.
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Oct 17, 2018
Oct 17, 2018 at 6:32 PM UTC
Listen, I'm not myself
is the answer? or maybe? or? tell me what would you say? I hate to disagree. So I agree even to disagree, with a flexible spine. Mine is of a yessir priority, under wearing nothing not a thing, I go off wondering, how I got here?
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Apr 10, 2015
Apr 10, 2015 at 4:22 PM UTC
yes
yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir yessir NO!
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May 18, 2013
May 18, 2013 at 11:58 PM UTC
nemesis rising
Our reputation never had a chance Since the fat boy did his dance. Here he is to ruin the land! Mighty Mouth's underhand! He has never had a single clue Not a thought for me or you. He stays surrounded by some total jerks Who always nod “okay” No matter what he says he wants to do No matter what he’ll say. We should be shivering in our bikinis He’s nothing but a modern Mussolini. Yessir, everything he does is for cash And his family is a bunch of trash. Our country will be great again But not if Mighty Mouth stays in.
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Jul 30, 2017
Jul 30, 2017 at 11:29 PM UTC
MGHTY MOUTH
I spread my influence on lives And lives And lives. Each a part of every art Surprise Surprise Surprise. We rise at the sound of alarms on the dresser So by 9 AM we can start saying 'yessir' We fall back asleep at the end of the day Like we just lived our lives through an era Through an age And each page read mis understood By the reader Finds itself- Simon says The picture is the leader. I've made my point.
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Nov 27, 2012
Nov 27, 2012 at 11:46 AM UTC
For years
The Most Boring American Legion Meeting Ever A Monologue in Two Parts I. Voice: “Ya wanna talk prostrate1 cancer? I’ll tell ya About prostrate cancer those PSAs Don’t mean nothing and those doctors don’t know Nothin’ I’ve had 15 on my PSA “Ever since when and I ain’t got prostrate cancer But this feller I knew he had a one on his PSA and he had stage five cancer And he died, so don’t tell me nothin’ about “Prostrate cancer ‘cause I go the meetings And so I know, I tell ya, yessir, I do…” 1Prostate, of course II Same Voice: “Say, did y’all have any good buffets in Iraq Or that other place Afghanistan The buffets in Manila were expensive, I tell ya, expensive, they cost forty dollars, “Yessir, they did, and that was right down the street From the embassy and that was too much Just too much for what ya got, I tell ya And they gave us ‘phone cards and they were made “Right there and sixty minutes disappeared Off it right when you dialed the number, yessir…” L’Envoi A Second Voice (in pain, weak, much like the voice of the Bleeding Sergeant in Macbeth): “I move we adjourn.”
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May 17, 2017
May 17, 2017 at 4:35 PM UTC
The Most Boring American Legion Meeting Ever