The openness of your topic choices is intriguing to me and makes me wonder if you will read this at all. The limitless topic possibilities are a little daunting. What can I say to convince you that I want, desire and deserve your money? You're even giving me the option to reuse words I've tried on others before. So this makes me wonder, who are these faceless judges? What are their motives for giving away $1,000 and what do they want from me? Should I tell you about how motivated I am? Though I guess that's evidenced by the fact that I am writing this essay in the first place. Should I expand on my hardships? Plead for the $1,000 because I'
Pound, pound, pound,
A moment and a minute where you
fear, fear, fear.
Wanting to know feels worse
than knowing and growing and stowing away.
The knowledge is sitting then sinking then stinking
an infestation in your brain screaming go away GO AWAY.
You cannot fathom a truth that's uncouth that is ruthless with no proof.
You can't believe in a lie, could you try? Dry your eyes.
Be the calm one, find a shaman, to lead you to peace.
Calm their fears, hear their tears. Where there is no anger the path becomes clear.
Stand in the middle. Don't pick a side. Find the beat in your heart
and take a ride on the sane side. If you tried
My addiction to Giving Life by epic-observer, literature
Literature
My addiction to Giving Life
The pinprick is a quick tease. Making my heart race.
I know soon I will feel relief. A release of endorphins
That send me through the roof it's my proof of what a needle can do,
from me to you.
There are no numbing effects just sometimes a sore neck
I'm not like a frat boy putting in
What I do carries no sin but the reverse
A gift that I must wait 56 days to give
The wait in between is so mean and I crave it
A band around my arm sends me flying
When the cold metal pierces me I'm trying
To curb my enthusiasm
They don't lose a drop
It flows slow, but I'm in no rush to go
I just get a rush
When I watch the bag fill up
and tip
sdrawkcab nettirw smeop siht
ees ton ot enoyreve rof
meop elttil a tsuj sti
em morf uoy ot edam
sgniht taerg uoy llet ot detnaw I
thguartsid os m'i won tub
meop siht nialpxe ot koot ti emit eht
togrof I yas ot detnaw I tahw
Footsteps in the snow,
Who trudged this path alone?
Who without a friend or love braved your cold?
Was there a reason for their venture?
Were they bitter steps?
Heavy with despair
Each crunch agonizing on the heart
Leaving behind frozen footsteps of hurt.
Were they light prints?
Leaving behind traces of love
The warmth of each step
Melting holes in your vista
Were they going or coming?
Slow footsteps thinking
Of a time well spent
Or rapid footsteps
Hurried in anticipation,
Of a joyful meeting
Out there somewhere in the cold and snow
Are there other footsteps to meet you?
Two sets making a direct line to each other
Until
Silly me oh silly me
Of all the things that I can see
There's naught so big as my TV
What a bore what a bore
There's nothing for me out of doors
And I'd never bother with my chores
Think of this think of that
People stopping for a chat
As if I have a welcome mat
Alone! Alone! To be alone!
Is the thing that I'd condone,
But it's hard to do without a home
When you wander from room to room
In a house that's as full as can be
And you bump into things and you wonder
How is there no room for me?
With the tables and chairs and couches
The stoves and inflatable beds
The books oh the books there in every nook
And their words are right there in your head
Oh the stuff you can fit in a room
Oh the stuff you can fit in your head
Oh the stuff oh the stuff I should clean out some stuff
But I think I'll go do stuff instead
I've forgotten your face
Not your arms they still hug me
But your face
The out lines of your eyes are gone from my mind
Don't tell me I don't want to kn
Yes I do
Knowing the day would come and actually seeing it
C'est la vie
Get over it
Knives I think of knives when the image comes to mind
I think of red and heat and
Scarlet was right I'll think about this tomorrow
The openness of your topic choices is intriguing to me and makes me wonder if you will read this at all. The limitless topic possibilities are a little daunting. What can I say to convince you that I want, desire and deserve your money? You're even giving me the option to reuse words I've tried on others before. So this makes me wonder, who are these faceless judges? What are their motives for giving away $1,000 and what do they want from me? Should I tell you about how motivated I am? Though I guess that's evidenced by the fact that I am writing this essay in the first place. Should I expand on my hardships? Plead for the $1,000 because I'
Pound, pound, pound,
A moment and a minute where you
fear, fear, fear.
Wanting to know feels worse
than knowing and growing and stowing away.
The knowledge is sitting then sinking then stinking
an infestation in your brain screaming go away GO AWAY.
You cannot fathom a truth that's uncouth that is ruthless with no proof.
You can't believe in a lie, could you try? Dry your eyes.
Be the calm one, find a shaman, to lead you to peace.
Calm their fears, hear their tears. Where there is no anger the path becomes clear.
Stand in the middle. Don't pick a side. Find the beat in your heart
and take a ride on the sane side. If you tried
My addiction to Giving Life by epic-observer, literature
Literature
My addiction to Giving Life
The pinprick is a quick tease. Making my heart race.
I know soon I will feel relief. A release of endorphins
That send me through the roof it's my proof of what a needle can do,
from me to you.
There are no numbing effects just sometimes a sore neck
I'm not like a frat boy putting in
What I do carries no sin but the reverse
A gift that I must wait 56 days to give
The wait in between is so mean and I crave it
A band around my arm sends me flying
When the cold metal pierces me I'm trying
To curb my enthusiasm
They don't lose a drop
It flows slow, but I'm in no rush to go
I just get a rush
When I watch the bag fill up
and tip
sdrawkcab nettirw smeop siht
ees ton ot enoyreve rof
meop elttil a tsuj sti
em morf uoy ot edam
sgniht taerg uoy llet ot detnaw I
thguartsid os m'i won tub
meop siht nialpxe ot koot ti emit eht
togrof I yas ot detnaw I tahw
Footsteps in the snow,
Who trudged this path alone?
Who without a friend or love braved your cold?
Was there a reason for their venture?
Were they bitter steps?
Heavy with despair
Each crunch agonizing on the heart
Leaving behind frozen footsteps of hurt.
Were they light prints?
Leaving behind traces of love
The warmth of each step
Melting holes in your vista
Were they going or coming?
Slow footsteps thinking
Of a time well spent
Or rapid footsteps
Hurried in anticipation,
Of a joyful meeting
Out there somewhere in the cold and snow
Are there other footsteps to meet you?
Two sets making a direct line to each other
Until
Silly me oh silly me
Of all the things that I can see
There's naught so big as my TV
What a bore what a bore
There's nothing for me out of doors
And I'd never bother with my chores
Think of this think of that
People stopping for a chat
As if I have a welcome mat
Alone! Alone! To be alone!
Is the thing that I'd condone,
But it's hard to do without a home
When you wander from room to room
In a house that's as full as can be
And you bump into things and you wonder
How is there no room for me?
With the tables and chairs and couches
The stoves and inflatable beds
The books oh the books there in every nook
And their words are right there in your head
Oh the stuff you can fit in a room
Oh the stuff you can fit in your head
Oh the stuff oh the stuff I should clean out some stuff
But I think I'll go do stuff instead
I'm Not the Marrying Kind by UntamedUnwanted, literature
Literature
I'm Not the Marrying Kind
I'm not the marrying kind.
I have stones in my hair instead of flowers,
And a rosebush of thorns is more poignant to me.
I'm not the marrying kind.
My words aren't pretty or wise,
And I can't sing about anything but a broken heart.
I'm not the marrying kind.
I am the sort of damaged you see in an old recorder,
And the kind of old in an instrument that breaks into a billion pieces at a touch.
I'm not the marrying kind.
Neither neat, nor tidy, nor correct in my behavior,
And yes, I did in fact tell you to fuck yourself.
I'm not the marrying kind.R
I have
not written
poetry to soften the fall,
caring not for lovers
breaking a suitors
uncouth hands.
I have not
written poetry to inspire
the mob, should
revolution prove us
failure again.
I have not written
poetry to elate the heart
for it to sink
once more.
I have not written poetry
only this: labors
of a silly idea
that I could confine your stride
to syntax, your grace
with grammar, your song
in unmelodious prose.
Thus, I have given up
because words will
Yes, I Have a Penis by Superiorflowerpower, literature
Literature
Yes, I Have a Penis
Yes, I Have A Penis
Do not assume (if I hold the door for you),
that I am making a statement
about your inabilities
to open the door for yourself.
If you hold it for me,
I'll say 'thankyou'.
Do not assume (if I pay for the meal),
that I am underestimating
your earning capacity
as a woman.
If you invite me out for a meal,
you're paying.
Do not assume (if I defend your rights),
that I am belittling
the attempts that you have made
to defend your rights yourself.
If you defend my rights,
I'll consider you human.
things i must do before i die: by ChloroformBoy, literature
Literature
things i must do before i die:
Learn to Fly. Travel Europe
with my soulmate. Sleep on
top of the Eiffel Tower. Wake
up naked in a Greek truckstop.
Tell a gondolier my life story in
Venice. Ask his. Swing dance on
the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Tell
Moscow "good morning". Smile.
Learn the waltz. Perform a
valse in the Himalayas. The
Swiss Alps. Nepal. Pretend
the sky has a second job as
a ballroom. Befriend a star.
Climb Mt Everest. Jump off.
Survive. Throw a snowball
at my past regrets. Laugh.
Learn