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"Clarence"
Clarence is the child I never knew. They stared past him as he held his palm up Waiting for crumbs to fall from the table Head down to hide his dejection Of ministering to facelessness. Clarence is the child I never knew. They looked at her with disgust and pity And made her numb from nothingness all day As she wallowed in the filth and outcast guilt That took her innocence away. Clarence is the child I never knew. They held a gun and gave him a knife Punching and kicking, screaming inside In a land of strange and brutal truths Until teardrops fell no more. Clarence is the child I never knew. They mocked and shamed her for who she was Until she had had enough In the solitude of a cold wet floor Her breath became no longer. Clarence is the child I never knew...and never will, no more. |
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"Clarence" Clarence is the child I never knew. They stared past him as he held his palm up Waiting for crumbs to fall from the table Head down to hide his dejection Of ministering to facelessness. Clarence is the child I never knew. They looked at her with disgust and pity And made her numb from nothingness all day As she wallowed in the filth and outcast guilt That took her innocence away. Clarence is the child I never knew. They held a gun and gave him a knife Punching and kicking, screaming inside In a land of strange and brutal truths Until teardrops fell no more. Clarence is the child I never knew. They mocked and shamed her for who she was Until she had had enough In the solitude of a cold wet floor Her breath became no longer. Clarence is the child I never knew...and never will, no more. Gutave Dor� - Les Saltimbanques, 1874 "Clarence" - edited Clarence is the child I never knew. They stared past him as he held his palm up Waiting for crumbs to fall from the table Head down to hide the dejection Of ministering to facelessness. Clarence is the child I never knew. They looked at her with disgust and pity And made her numb from nothingness all day As she wallowed in the filth and outcast guilt That took her innocence away. Clarence is the child I never knew. They held a gun and gave him a knife Punching and kicking, screaming inside In a land of strange and brutal truths Until teardrops fell no more. Clarence is the child I never knew. They mocked and shamed her for who she was Until she had had enough In the solitude of a cold wet floor Her breath became no longer. Clarence is the child I never knew. They held him back from his dreams of flying Their needs were much, too much to handle No work, no pay, no pay, no play Until the dreams left him alone. Clarence is the child I never knew...and never will, no more. |
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Mmmmm... Since you're asking... My first question about rehab is... Should it actually be set in: A. Correctional facility / prison B. Asylum / psych ward C. Addiction facility / rehab center D. Only the protagonist's head Yup. D. Could be any of those things then. Talented. |
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Mmmmm... Since you're asking... My first question about rehab is... Should it actually be set in: A. Correctional facility / prison B. Asylum / psych ward C. Addiction facility / rehab center D. Only the protagonist's head Yup. D. Could be any of those things then. Talented. Thanks for taking the time The second question is: Should the protagonist be: A. Male B. Female C. Remain unknown |
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Edited by
fleta_n_mach
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Mon 01/12/15 06:43 PM
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Mmmmm... Since you're asking... My first question about rehab is... Should it actually be set in: A. Correctional facility / prison B. Asylum / psych ward C. Addiction facility / rehab center D. Only the protagonist's head Yup. D. Could be any of those things then. Talented. Thanks for taking the time The second question is: Should the protagonist be: A. Male B. Female C. Remain unknown C. I love surprise endings. (Only if I don't have to live them. ) Your writing seems to fit that very well. |
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"Clarence" Clarence is the child I never knew. They stared past him as he held his palm up Waiting for crumbs to fall from the table Head down to hide his dejection Of ministering to facelessness. Clarence is the child I never knew. They looked at her with disgust and pity And made her numb from nothingness all day As she wallowed in the filth and outcast guilt That took her innocence away. Clarence is the child I never knew. They held a gun and gave him a knife Punching and kicking, screaming inside In a land of strange and brutal truths Until teardrops fell no more. Clarence is the child I never knew. They mocked and shamed her for who she was Until she had had enough In the solitude of a cold wet floor Her breath became no longer. Clarence is the child I never knew...and never will, no more. Gutave Dor� - Les Saltimbanques, 1874 "Clarence" - edited Clarence is the child I never knew. They stared past him as he held his palm up Waiting for crumbs to fall from the table Head down to hide the dejection Of ministering to facelessness. Clarence is the child I never knew. They looked at her with disgust and pity And made her numb from nothingness all day As she wallowed in the filth and outcast guilt That took her innocence away. Clarence is the child I never knew. They held a gun and gave him a knife Punching and kicking, screaming inside In a land of strange and brutal truths Until teardrops fell no more. Clarence is the child I never knew. They mocked and shamed her for who she was Until she had had enough In the solitude of a cold wet floor Her breath became no longer. Clarence is the child I never knew. They held him back from his dreams of flying Their needs were much, too much to handle No work, no pay, no pay, no play Until the dreams left him alone. Clarence is the child I never knew...and never will, no more. |
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Edited by
Pansytilly
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Mon 01/12/15 06:49 PM
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Gutave Dor� - Les Saltimbanques, 1874 "Clarence" - edited Clarence is the child I never knew. They stared past him as he held his palm up Waiting for crumbs to fall from the table Head down to hide the dejection Of ministering to facelessness. Clarence is the child I never knew. They looked at her with disgust and pity And made her numb from nothingness all day As she wallowed in the filth and outcast guilt That took her innocence away. Clarence is the child I never knew. They held a gun and gave him a knife Punching and kicking, screaming inside In a land of strange and brutal truths Until teardrops fell no more. Clarence is the child I never knew. They mocked and shamed her for who she was Until she had had enough In the solitude of a cold wet floor Her breath became no longer. Clarence is the child I never knew. They held him back from his dreams of flying Their needs were much, too much to handle No work, no pay, no pay, no play Until the dreams left him alone. Clarence is the child I never knew...and never will, no more. Oh...don't cry.....i made one special just for you... |
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Mmmmm... Since you're asking... My first question about rehab is... Should it actually be set in: A. Correctional facility / prison B. Asylum / psych ward C. Addiction facility / rehab center D. Only the protagonist's head Yup. D. Could be any of those things then. Talented. Thanks for taking the time The second question is: Should the protagonist be: A. Male B. Female C. Remain unknown C. I love surprise endings. (Only if I don't have to live them. ) Your writing seems to fit that very well. Kewl... Third question... About the ending: A. Escapes to "better" life B. Released C. Lets everything go through reflection D. Ruminates over and over |
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Hope you liked it |
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Edited by
Pansytilly
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Tue 01/13/15 01:11 AM
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"Ode to A Kind of Love, Lost"
I loved a love a hundred times, A long, long time ago. It was sweet, romantic, a fairy-tale kind, The kind you can't outgrow. I loved a love a thousand times, Not so long ago. The heated passion, addictive kind, That made all my blood flow. I loved a love a million times, A little while ago. The kind and gentle, patient one, That caused my skin to glow. The first when lost, made me believe How childish I could be, And foolish, silly... shake my head... Imaginary, see? The next once gone, as all was lost, A blade struck to my chest, Stabbing, twisting, vessels slashed, Blood ran down my breasts. The third once more, would you be gone? No matter, I will keep. As pine trees flourish in the snow, And dreamings in my sleep.... -- I love you without knowing how, or when, or from where. I love you simply, without problems or pride: I love you in this way because I do not know any other way of loving but this, in which there is no I or you, so intimate that your hand upon my chest is my hand, so intimate that when I fall asleep your eyes close. -- Pablo Neruda |
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Mmmmm... Since you're asking... My first question about rehab is... Should it actually be set in: A. Correctional facility / prison B. Asylum / psych ward C. Addiction facility / rehab center D. Only the protagonist's head Yup. D. Could be any of those things then. Talented. Thanks for taking the time The second question is: Should the protagonist be: A. Male B. Female C. Remain unknown C. I love surprise endings. (Only if I don't have to live them. ) Your writing seems to fit that very well. Kewl... Third question... About the ending: A. Escapes to "better" life B. Released C. Lets everything go through reflection D. Ruminates over and over E. Committed for life A.C.E. |
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Your "E" is actually my "D"
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Edited by
Pansytilly
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Tue 01/13/15 04:46 AM
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"I Remembered You, Once More"
I remember... The day I saw you, carried by your brother, your mother crying hysterically. The black and blue and red speckled your pale skin like confetti on a grey-tile floor. The red wine that dripped on the corner of your mouth as both eyes stared blanks. I remember... Your father was away, earning money for your family's care in a foreign place. Your sisters left with strangers, they were too young to have known, or helped. Your family too far-off, too poor, too uneducated to look for what you needed. I remember... The weak breath and beating you had from the lack of blood in the right places. The lumps all around, big and small, reflecting the anger of what afflicted you. The cool skin of your arms and legs, yet hot on your neck, your armpits, your mouth. I remember... You had to go to a town miles away from where you lived, walking, hoping... You were told they didn't have what you needed, but at least they tried. You continued on like this for months, waiting for it to just go away. It didn't. I remember... Everyone sold what they had for you, your mother might have even her soul. Everyone rode that boat with you. You kept vomiting they said, but had no choice. Everyone tried to look for what you needed again and again, but couldn't afford it. I remember... I had never seen what you have before. We were the 5th after you had docked. I was tired, I was hungry, I was drained that night, but you made all that go away. I didn't know what I was doing then, but because of you, I know now. -- if you had been but a day away from where you were then, I would never had known you... I would never had known myself... |
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"Rehab" part 10
My words felt like the truth covered in lies. I felt dirty just saying it. Session's over, but the monkey on my back still hung around screeching incessantly. An emptiness that won't go away, begging to rationalize each event that led me here. The wrong choices for the right reasons, good ideas traded in for broken deals, and a cacophony of contradicting circumstances. Here's another one. A prisoner of war asking for release. |
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Edited by
Pansytilly
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Tue 01/13/15 08:48 PM
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How do you keep the music playing
Alan Bergman / Marilyn Bergman / Michel Legrand http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BEizbjdJ99M How do you keep the music playing? How do you make it last? How do you keep the song from fading too fast? How do you lose yourself to someone? And never lose your ways How do you not run out of new things to say? And since we're always changing How can it be the same? And tell me how year after year You're sure your heart will fall apart Each time you hear his name I know the way I feel for you It's now or never The more I love the more that i'm afraid That in your eyes I may not see forever.. Forever... If we can be the best of lovers Yet be the best of friends If we can try with everyday to make it better as it grows With any luck, then I suppose The music never ends I know the way I feel for you It's now or never! (How do you keep the music playing?) The more I love the more that I'm afraid (How do you make it last) That in your eyes I may not see forever Forever... (How do you keep the song from fading, keep the song from fading too fast) If we can be the best of lovers Yet be the best of friends If we can try with everyday to make it better as it grows With any luck, then I suppose The music never ends -- ... sniff, sniff...-- |
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Your "E" is actually my "D" Ok! I'll leave it alone. Keep it rolling! Its nice. |
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How do you keep the music playing Alan Bergman / Marilyn Bergman / Michel Legrand http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BEizbjdJ99M -- ... sniff, sniff...-- Metallica / Kill'Em All / Am I Evil? James Hetfield / Lars Ulrich / Kirk Hammett / Cliff Burton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u-HCHCuHMg |
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"Hark"
Hence, angels fell. And among mortal humans do dwell... That one day may return to heaven nigh, And once again serve The Lord, on high. |
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