Doing God
I wish, I were, I was impotent
While going around the skies
Finding a lost god
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I wish, I were, I was impotent
While going around the skies
Finding a lost god
She was jealous not of me
She was jealous of herself
If another looked at me
I like the way I'm restored
in a new window
firefoxed by the hounds
Está nas paredes
Um sonho lento, só, urgente
Muito são para ser demente
I’d like to fuck mountains in the ass
Forcing their lava subside in the liver
Cirrhotic and moonshinless
I wouldn't start the email with a barren dear or I hope this finds you well...
I want to be polite like a gentle summer rain after the drought
and lascivious like a baby born naturally, I want.
The sun, he made a late appearance
Hungover, he rose up woozily
Beating, burning, itching bad
I do not want to die
But I do not care if I did
A day, two months, ten years
What more is yet to lose, A broken soul cannot choose, dropped without much concern, A hateful action puposefully ensued
Read More →However sad for a true man
It has been said that a woman
Either loves or hates; she knows no medium
I looked deep, deep into the whole
And the bottom was there, so close
The bottom... so close... could’ve just swallowed me
I’m late
the century just passed by carrying the breathable
ticketless, on the red painted curb
I like to snack on olives
I like healthy treats
But, hon, do you even care
In her spring I met her
Loved her in her summer
Her leaves didn’t see falling
Ask me not what I think of you
My dark tongue could desecrate your pupils
Time breathes, time heals, and time knifes your scruples
A special day for us all
Yet, o turkey, poor, poor turkey
You’d rather yourself recalled
Allow me the pain of a mortal
don't remove the street sign, the crosswalk to the other curb,
the mortgage or the ungrazable lawn of the pearly gates
And I died a little bit more.
Fascinating how you can keep on dying even when there’s no more life left in you.
And she was moved by nothing else but the crushing weightlessness of her wants.
I used to love an animal of habit
a woman, a man, a child
myself
Once upon a time
Succumbing to beauty was a man’s undoing
No longer his prime