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  • When Will It End? at allpoetry
    Purposeless waking, walking, talking,
    When will it end?
  • Undead at allpoetry
    I remain; Undead.
    Pictures hung high fade in release,
  • Harvest Prelude at allpoetry
    A gentle stroll to clear the head,
    Among the harvest of what's thought dead.
  • Pulse to Synchronization at allpoetry
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  • Hands at allpoetry
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  • stroke of impossibility at allpoetry
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  • Bells to Bells at allpoetry
    Dear friend and where have we found ourselves? Stripped us each bare and out the window,
  • Doctor's Son at allpoetry
    I am a doctor's son; winter sun screams palely. Feel it in my soul- brown and grey and gone,
  • The Lord's Prayer at allpoetry
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  • Walking at allpoetry
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  • Flowers at allpoetry
    Is it human to feel sub-human? A self-obssessed, self-loathing Christian?
  • Fuck off at allpoetry
    I am Jesus fucking incarnate.
    Look out, motherfuckers,
  • Masturbation at allpoetry
    Towels, tissues, socks, and even empty hands.
    Fucking Forbidden.
  • Costumes at allpoetry
    On a floor drowning in ashes,
    Seeping vomit and beer and laughs.
  • First time. at allpoetry
    My first thought is if it's worth it.
    Will my very veins collapse?
  • untitled at storywrite
    Mr. Moskowitz picked up a dirty, plastic flower and placed it back on his wife's coffin. An ineffable sadness hit him like a hammer, but the numbness held strong...like cheap v
  • Beautiful Bull. at storywrite
    The beauty of nature is dead. As I walk alone in the cold pasture I think to myself, "What would they do if they caught me here?" The Law would probably hang me which is just f
  • Bike Ride Through the Ocean at storywrite
    “Bike Ride Through the Ocean”
            Back one day when I was younger and the lines between reality and fantasy weren’t so rigid; back in the days of arm
  • October; Myth. at storywrite
    Rain pours down like lead on on an alley in a bad part of town in New York City. Its October 23, 1984; the big clock outside Rod's pawn shop reads 2:19 a.m., the time for whore