She was beaten and bruised Cut up and abused. He didn't care what he did to her As he pounded- her vision was a blur. Through every single blow She believed she had nowhere to go, So, she just dealt And no longer felt Her life wasn't worth living. Even though she kept on giving Her face to his fist... finally one day She thought she found a way, And ended it all by grabbing a knife Ending her own life.
From extended fingers, To pouting lips, Inhaled breath consumes another hit. The fog filled elements of my youthful desire another inhaled breath throws my thoughts ..ever higher...
my lava lamp a mini world swirling redhair incense intertwining with the essence of my soul groovy ebbs and tides within move in and retreat to the beat of the Stones what a rush as it licks at my toes on the edge of reality the undertow pulls me inside where there is no time and I am free to fly to the cherry clouds that call to me the smell of lovesmoke a stairway to the top I breathe in the smoke and it breathes me redhair love and peace on that cloud without a doubt I know I will find God
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Murder, murder everywhere movies, television or in a book It seems no one has even a care violence is where I look down the street there is a duel kids sick in the mind guns go off at the local school what's go'in on, they're killing their own kind Have we all gone insane America, blood is in the rain Murder, murder everywhere We live our life in vain our society has a tear but we don't know it, we are no longer sane
The War wind blows again A bloody storm is brewing Many are scared and wary of fires that may be fuming Another war to end all wars When will mankind learn? That war only begets more wars But another bridge we burn Is it wrong for one to dream Of a world that lives in peace Because somehow it does not seem That warmongers will ever cease But I will keep dreaming of a world That lives in peace and is unafraid I believe that less people would want war If more people just got laid
You can not see me You can not hear me You can not feel me Yet I am here and you fear me You think of me and panic I lurk in the shadows You wonder when I will strike And you know you never will know Yet one day we shall meet I haunt you in your nightmares Will I take you quickly? Or slow, tormenting and unfair? Every day you agonize over me You can take your vitamins You can exercise in your gym But I am Death And I always win
Trapped in this life bleeding steadily stained, bruised and broken my tears still pour heavily My tears are like a river I'm drowning deeper and deeper I go it's all inside but to no one I will show I'm dying but yet I still hide My craving is strong I'm growing tired and weak ignoring the truth I can't see it The life I have made am I sane or insane the darkness gets darker and the fight just gets harder my eyes are sown shut my wound deeply cut Maybe I will, maybe I won't maybe I'll stay, maybe I'll go I hope that there's something that just might set me free from this hell something will save me
yes, i'm with white scorp, deeply spiritual and peaceful. absolutely divine, peacechild, especially the one about clouds.
I'm quoting the whole thing. It's utterly fantastic! Your imagery here is great, with a surreal nature that I love. It's the kind of thing I want my painter friends to conjure up on their canvas. Such a beautiful scene, such wonderful allusions. Sigh, this one made my day... thanks! ps: title that sucker!
~* Peace Child,lol, sorry..I can be a lil slow on the uptake at times. Didn't realize this was more than the couple I read and I thought I had posted to this one~ pfft!~ fluffy brain moment I guess. Just wanted to let you know I'm browsing and enjoying and trying to catch up. Thanks hun!*~
Starkle starkle little twink who the heck you are I think I'm not under what you call the alcofluence of incohol I'm just a little slort of sheep I'm not drunk like tinkle peep I don't know who is me yet but the drunker I stand here the longer I get Just give me one more drink to fill me cup 'cuz I got all day sober to Sunday up.
If I was a fairy tale, I don't know what I'd do. One thing is for certain, I wouldn't be caught dead in glass shoes. When I went to visit my Grandma And know that she lives far, I wouldn't cut through the woods at all, Instead I'd drive my car. If I was invited to a great big party, With lots of food - a feast! My date would be a fine you man, And not a hairy beast. When entering another's house And I haven't been invited to eat I would not even try their porridge Or break their favorite seat. If I lived with seven little men, I think I'd carry mace And if that witch offered me fruit again I'd slap her across the face. If I had too many children And I didn't know what to do, They'd live with their dad on summer break And every other weekend too. If I showed up in the rain Looking for a comfy bed And you put twenty mattresses on a pea, I'd tell you to go check your head! If I ran into a little pig, Who was building a house of sticks, I'd warn him there's a wolf in town, And to check into Motel 6. The princes would be great and all, Especially if they rode a white mare. But they have got another thing coming If they try to climb my hair! If my brother and I were lost in the woods And didn't know our way home, Rather than leave a trail of crumbs, I'd call 911 on my cell phone. I think animals are really cute Even ones that are small. But I'm not relying on them for help, When getting ready for a ball. I think royalty is fascinating From the kings down to the squire, But if I got mixed up with them, It'd be front page of the Enquirer! If Jack went tumbling down the hill, Rather than tumbling after, I'd still be at the top of the hill Letting out peals of laughter! Georgie Porgie may kiss other girls, But not me - Hey, I'm not lying! 'Cuz if his lips came near me once It wouldn't be me who was crying! As a mermaid I'd give up some things, Especially if the boy was real sweet. But hey, you've got to be kidding me! My voice... for a pair of feet? If a witch told me I'd die at 16, By spinning a piece of yarn, You'd better believe you'd find this little girl Buing all her clothes at Dress Barn! If I don't follow my mother's orders, I know she can be really mean, So I would never trade our only cow For some so-called "magic" beans! If I was locked in a room of straw, and must spin it to gold everynight, Rather than guess that little man's name I'd say, "You take Visa, right?". So maybe it wasn't meant to be. I guess for all it's worth, Fairy tales aren't ready for me, I'm better off here on Earth
The father smiled to see his child Come running to his side. "Please tell me, Daddy, what is meant By that word 'sex'", she cried. He looked aghast at this sweet girl - She was but eight years old; Too young, he thought and innocent To break this childhood mould. She should be playing with her dolls Or other toys she had Instead of asking questions such As this one of her Dad. With openness and honesty An inborn family trait, This Dad explained the facts of life Quite candidly and straight. His discourse finished, thankfully, He kissed her on the cheek; No word she'd uttered all the while, But now began to speak: "I didn't think my question was A matter so complex, For Mum just said to tell you lunch Is ready in two secs."
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder She was not beautiful. Nothing about her was extraordinary. Nothing about her made her stand out in a crowd. She grew up in a family of six. The eldest, she learnt responsibility at an early age. As she grew stronger, and brighter, She instilled a sort of light cheer to whomever she met. She was not beautiful. But she made others feel beautiful about themselves. She meets a rebel boy who thinks he's all man. Befriending him, she teaches him how to read, A little boost the man needed to go to college. They became friends fast and she fell, Fast in love with her rugged, handsome student. The "man" then finds himself in a dilemma He soon found himself in love with a girl. A girl so beautiful, she turned even the grouchiest men's head. Her hair was a halo of light around her, Her eyes the bluest blue of ocean. Like an angel he tells his tutor Like a beautiful angel. The girl swallows a lump at her throat She was not beautiful She did not possess the heart of the one she loved But she did not care. As long as he was happy, She would be or so she tried to. She helped him write the most beautiful letter to his angel All the time envisioning that it was she herself Receiving those very letters. And so the girl helped him choose the right words, Buy the right gifts for his angel His angel brought him much joy And much pain to the girl who cried behind her smiles. But that never stopped her from giving more Than she will ever receive. Then one day, all hell broke loose The angel he loved left him for another man, A richer, more successful man. The boy was stunned He was so hurt he did not speak for days The girl went to him He cried on her shoulder and she cried with him He hurt and so did she. Time went by. And so the wounds heal. The boy realizes something about his friend/tutor He never realized before. How her laughter sounded heavenly Or how her smiles brightened up the darkest days. Or simply how beautiful, yes beautiful she looked to him! Beautiful. This plain, simple girl was beautiful to him. And he began to fall. Fall so in love with this beautiful girl. On one day, he picked up all his courage to see her. He walked to her house, nervous ad fidgeting. Running his thoughts over and over in his head. He was going to tell her how beautiful she was to him. He was going to tell her how wonderfully n love he was with her. He knocked. No one was home. The next day he found out, The beautiful girl he fell in love with had brain aneurysm That put her into a coma. The doctors were grim and the family decided to let her go. One final time he got to see her. He held her hand. He stroked her hair, And he cried for this beautiful girl. He cried for he will never see her smile Or hear her speak his name He cried. But it was too late. The beautiful girl was buried and the heavens broke out In a beautiful spring shower, a cry for their loss. She was the most beautiful girl in the world. Look around you. Aren't there a lot of plain faces? Take a good look A real good look or you might miss out On that beautiful person. Forever.
Wondering I have lost myself in wandering I have discovered more than I realized through losing myself i have found myself in dreaming i have hated myself to uncover how i feared myself in darkness i found light and in light i have found heaven after trodding through hell barefoot i have found i can't rest til I get some sleep and i can't talk i seem to scream I have found peace is hard to find and I can't seem to reach the clouds in the sky I have found too often a wish that I could die and now I know it just takes time I have found I know nothing and nothing knows me I have discovered a vision unwinding and I can't decide I have found like everyone else I'm just here for the ride
How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. From bong, bowl, joint, or blunt I love your thick and smoky haze. You make me laugh no matter why My eyes are red, my mouth is dry. I enjoy you in my house and car You make me high, you take me far. To me you for sure no stranger Any nearby food's in danger. For when I smell your sweet sweet scent I don't mind that all my money's spent. When what's left in my bg is total shake I feel my wallet start to quake. I know I'll buy you over and over Stoned as hell, I'm in the clover. I love the feeling of being trashed And dread the words "This bowl is cashed." Getting high makes me want to sing and carol Although your seeds may make me sterile. But I'll still smoke you, wrong or not I live each day, I smoke my pot. Written while stoned...today is a sweet day. Peace and love everyone.
Still beautiful, surviving in the cold, though smaller now, by half, than August's bloom, she keeps, defiantly, her stubborn hold, a summer bride awaiting winter's groom. Her veil, arrayed in lavender florets of involuted petals, frames a face resolved to rush headlong, with no regrets, into a stringent season's cold embrace. How could she love a bluebeard's bitter breath, or find contentment in that barren house of empty corridors that smell of death? Why would she share her bed with such a spouse? Now, holding on too long, her season done, she gives herself to him: Oblivion.