(APH) DrunkDrunk- UsUkYou're at it againLost in the worldA glass, some iceA bartender girlWhat happens nextis what I do desireEvery Saturday nightTo get in my carAnd drive to the pubIs that the right word?Fake another scowlPut in a cruel wordYou'll need help going homeYou're afraid to admitSo I take you myselfWhile you scream "Git!"By the ride home you're asleepDead to the waking worldLost in fantasy landChildlike visions swirledI ease your discomfortWith a pillow, removed clothesLay my jacket over topPut a kiss on your noseYour eyes flutter openStunning and greenI smile that charming smileAnd wond
I Am a Stuffed Animal Bunny I am a stuffed animalSweet, lovable, cuddly and can keep you companySilent, small, and shy, but still can make you happy If you're down, I can cheer you up Little children are my best friends Thrown away into the closet is my fear
Man Made the Money.Man Made the Money.We think that if we had more money everything would be different.That we would suddenly be able do all the things we always desired.Because the lives we lead right now have become predictable and consistent.And should we choose to, we could be the ones that are rejoiced and admired.We could be the ones on the front cover of every magazine.We could be the ones appearing on everyone’s television screen.We could be the ones that the paparazzi haunt and terrorise.We could be the ones that have our every move televised. With the aid of money we could have unlimited vacationsAnd have access to an infinite amount
BreadShe hardly cares about fameAs she can never remember anyone's nameSo she calls everyone by babyWhether you're a man or a ladyWhen people see her she looks out of placeProbably because of all the piercing on her faceBut to every girl or guy Even if their straight, lez or biThey all say she is a sweetheart and a cutieWith no prosthetics but 100% natural beautyOn her face that is, but April has a bread in the oven, the makerOf this loaf she doesn't know, so this bakerHas left her with a recipe for a bastard inside the tombOf her belly where the yeast of this child grows and rises in the fires of her wombWhen people as
Family PortraitFamily Portrait.He comes home late, surly and disorderly.Tears streaking from his eyes because he's so morbidlyDepressed and continues to drink unlawfully. He notices I'm awake and sits me down forcefully.He tells me to come close as he whispers to me reassuringly.Then he thrusts me around the room, beating me unremorsefully.He said its my fault that mum decided to leave.He pulls me closer as he venomously adjusts his sleeves.He said he regrets the day I was ever conceived.He lifts me up towards the ceiling with supreme ease.Grasping at my throat making it difficult for me to breathe.He intensifies his grip
A HomecomingCarlene was a blonde little girlWho lived at the end of my blockAnd spent the most of her summer daysWatching the hands of the clock.Every day at the strike of noonShe ran outside to her deckTo search for a sign of her Dad thereComing home from his newest of treks.But day after day her mother cameAnd carted the girl awayWhispering in the little girl's ear"Not today Carly, not today."But still the girl would watch at the doorFor her Daddy to turn the cornerAnd everyday she prayed and prayedFor Daddy to return to his daughter.Her mother hid behind the doorAnd spied on the sad little childWaiting for a time to
InjusticeInjustice.Gallivanting on the high street with my peers.Thinking there is nothing in this world that I have to fear.Contemplating an appropriate place where we should eat.I then leant down to re adjust the laces on my feet.Suddenly a legion of faces loom towards our direction.Not assuming that we were victims of their brutal inspection.They approach me in a violent and threatening manner.My heart clamours and my mouth begins to stammer.They bombarded me with belittling and derogatory termsAnd asked me where I was from as if it any of their concern.I answered truthfully and tried to mask my anxiety.I att
UtopiaUtopiaI raise my head and tilt it towards the skies.Open my imagination and close my eyes.Envision a place where I would rather be.As far away from any judgmental eye that can see.A place where all my dilemmas become obsolete.Free from my troubles and the expanding concreteConfinement that I am forced to exist in.A place where it doesn't matter if you don't fit in.A place where nothing but a smile is required.Where I can think and write to my heart's desire.A place free from any physical and mental disposition.Free from the conflicting and persuasive power of religion.A place where there are adjustable weather condit
Reassuring PrideReassuring Pride.I can do this on my own.I don't require your assistance. I'm not questioning whether your capable.
The Dark kingdom named Derse.The storm still rages on,When will it cease to pour?Thunders and Lightnings,I gotta admit, can be a bit frightening!The breeze is cold and the rain is harsh,Perhaps this world will become a great, big marsh?I'm getting tired... There's one thing left to do.Good night!Sleep tight,My little night light.It's time to slumber, my dear.To the place of darkened halls,Where the voice of the HorrorTerrors call!A bit horrifying than the tall towers of the Golden kingdom,More isolated than the place of the shining buildings!Everless, I still enjoy this place,The Dark kingdom of grace.I do believe this eye-popping paradi
I am The GranularThe lining of your eye snaps captures of me; some sooted shadow,the pressed powdered coalfrom your consciousness colanderI would be '...compoundconfounding ashdashedwith every blowfrom your shapeless shush~erThe snouted shouts point to ink-splotchesand you ramble on as any projectoragainst any wallthe inside out statementsof upside down argumentsreflections of rejectionsbecome the laminated messand...WellThe water you wash me withis deepand usedand I smell you at the bottom of the sod.
Abandonment SurvivedTHIS was the mall near the area I grew up in- mom's favorite place to pretend she was some mutant cross between a rich Jew and one of the Gabor Sisters.What a great place it wasto show off the weekly washed Corvette and the three-tiered Cocktail rings.A wonderland of high-priced furnishings, electronics,make-up islands, plated jewelry and 70's fashion that would taunt you to push any credit card to the melting point,and put matching sets of anything Polyester on lay-away that no functional home actually need.Gosh, I can't figure for the life of me how this mall went out of business with housewives like ma'mahdotting the rollin
Spinning Rooster and The Iron ArrowWrithing in lightningfrom a bolt in a wallThe thunder of a rattled shelfit's Cats and Dogs in herePouring like a shit stormdown a hole in the floorThe drain pipes in songsof the torrential torturesScreaming sheets of rainfalland when rein dropsthe splashing stopsThe Whether of a seized vane
Some signatures
Was fucking hard
(w)rote learning
For some
But the undone
Never uncooked
The pigs
The squeals
Could deafen
and the most(ly)
Unrefined
The underlined ..=...
Will be lost in
Time
Becuase idiots hate
Is nothing short
Of an unwearably
Mentally Feeble
State
is alright, indeedy!
But they'll not have the Judge...
only Jury.
Some words keep you on your toes like that.