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08-20-2008, 07:39 PM | #11 (permalink) |
Meanie McFeany
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The Love DTs
I know what it's like.
To hurt when you smile. When it's 82 degree humidity, and you're freezing fucking cold, shaking like an orgasm, with none of the pleasure. I know what it's like. To step into a hot shower, a caliber of hell, and it feels so good to burn. Because you think you deserve it. I know what it's like. To hurt yourself on the outside, to try and kill the thing on the inside. I know what it's like. When your heart bleeds. For your own lost cause. I know what it's like. When people look at you like you're crazy, stuck at the bottom of that well. And you can't climb out, for your life. I know what that's like. Do you? ~ * second stanza edit credit to PaperHurricanes
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08-20-2008, 08:33 PM | #12 (permalink) | |
Ban Captain Caveman
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Both the three line stanzas are cliche and add nothing to the poem.
I'd change the first two stanzas like so: I know what it's like. To hurt when you smile. When it's 82 degree humidity, and you're freezing fucking cold, shaking like an orgasm, with none of the pleasure. I know what it's like. To step into a hot shower, a caliber of hell, and it feels so good to burn. Because you think you deserve it. Normally, fucking wouldn't go in a sentence like that, but I like how you use it and then reference orgasming right after, it works. This is a very good poem aside from the things I mentioned.
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08-23-2008, 01:47 PM | #14 (permalink) |
Meanie McFeany
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A Piece About A Piece of Ass
A Piece About A Piece of Ass
Booze him on the floor, booze him until he's thrown-up on a whore, booze him until he's sore. Booze him until you can lure him, out of the uptown bar, get into his luxury car, hear the wheels screech on the tar, and stick around until he calls you a liar. (The Days Of Wine and Roses) When you're on the game you feel like yer fuckin' Moses. But most of them are losers and we hate you, like the hooker at the Crazy Horse Too. After all, that's where we get you. When you're down and out in your Armani suit, drowning your sorrows at the black-tie bar, fucking high-priced, four-legged hookers, matching luggage near your patton-leather barstool, doing lines off the cocktail waitress' tits and ass, wondering who the fuck you are on a Friday night, who's the guy staring back at you in the glass? We can't help but laugh. You're pegged like your third leg, you stick out like an erect cock - you're ours already and you don't even know it - we only know it because we show it To pay our bills and get our cheap thrills, buy our pills and a sock or two, get new tits, get our hands in the deepest part of your pits. Tie-up your mits if you're inclined that way, hey, it's just another pay-day - what's a lousy lay, anyway? You think you have a say, what a narcissist you must be to think in such a way. We are the pros of con. We are the movers and the shakers, the Moneymakers. The turtle doves of unrequited loves. And when the push came, to the shoves We found ourselves determined. We can love you, hate you, tie you up and make you love us hate us Tie us up and make us. All of it for the almighty buck. This is why, afterall, they call it A Fuck. |
08-31-2008, 10:15 AM | #18 (permalink) |
Meanie McFeany
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7 Stanzas for 7 Orgasms
7 Stanzas for 7 Orgasms
First Thought, Best Thought Those kind of people... Who love French whore houses or just the smell of them, or the panties. Especially the panties. And call the French whore their Angel. That's the type of person Who turns me on At quarter after one in the morning to Ginsberg. Allusion to the Bluebird But the type of person, the recovering alcoholic and the junkie, Who brakes down laughing with him at the preface and crying with the prologue At 20 after one (in the morning, the noon, the night) That's the type of person. Who makes a man Weep. Do you? Having A Dry Drink With The White Rabbit The type of people Who hang around in derelict, dimly-lit bars At no known hours of the morning, the noon, and the night. And don't drink (weep). Just talk. About sexy little beat poets and Their sexy little tatas. Mork and Mindy in the morning, with the breakfast they don't eat in bed (We don't eat food, wink) Alluding to books no one's read (those are the best) Films no one's seen, Records no one's heard. Admirable drunks, Jews, and gays. Those are the type of people With past suicides in vain, Nineteenth nervous breakdowns, Who are clinically schitzomanic, crazy Sons and daughters of bitches. Who make love like rabbits on speed. A Hell of a Worth-While Phone-Bill The type of person Who makes proposals with ring-pops. And knows my words, like "allusion", "debauchery", "impervious", "synonymous", and "Carrot". That's the type of person Who's serotonin leaks out his iris' On my bare breasts While I fall him to sleep With a sweet smoker's voice Through various cable wires in Upstate New York That's the type of person I'd marry, After one week point five. The Dead Poet's Society Concluded The type of person Who's blood-alcohol level Was a permanent double-oh-seven Seven days ago today. And if she came blood then, would've bled-out Hydrocodone. (And you would've ate it anyway, So I didn't feel my own self-induced illness). That's the type of person Who thinks she's lost her edge Because she can't drink near Bukowski's grave But kind of has it Because, well, like the gay Jew said, Someone has to talk For our Dead Poets. The Holy Grail of Uncompeting Mobsters The type of person Who can make me come Seven times In an hour Or less, Just from his voice. The type of person Who actually has a voice (In this day and age!) Astounds me. Because he thinks I am A good person. Despite that we murdered Al Capone, and did lunch with Lansky. A Pretty Good Read The type of people Who make love all of the morning, the noon, and the night And call it exercsie. And fast Because they can't stop fucking And pass out (sober!) for two days Because of it, worth it (first thought, best thought) Who fall asleep on eachother, While one's insomniac reads one's Ginsberg and chain-smokes in beautiful, unplastic agony. Subconciously rubbing the sleeping man's head (which head?) With undone, come-red nails (fingers). And despite the agony, despite the physicians, despite the sobriety, despite the clinic, despite the manic, despite the angst, despite the living-situation, despite the family-situation, despite the blood, despite the pain, and everything. She smiles. Puts the cigarette out in the soda-filled wine glass, puts the pen down, turns the lights off, and goes to sleep with him, naked and happy, next to Cosmopolitan Greetings and our glasses. And despite the happiness and sobriety, Well, hell, I think we're a pretty good read.
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