Inspect my body for your marks
You left them on the map
As you were ringing my skin
With your sharp, feminine nails
You told me that voices fade
And any euphoric sensation is temporary
That's why you inscribed your passion
Deep enough for it to stay
I like the smell of garbage in the street
The crowded train without an empty seat
The homeless man who asks for food
The cab driver who might be rude
I like the smoke that bites the air
The barking dogs and those who swear
The different faces on the block
The fast food that costs a buck
I like the noise that's on the road
The stress, the mental overload
The ads that sell what you don't need
The traffic signs that can mislead
I like the bars that open late
The people who are overweight
The polished shoes that rush to work
I love my city, I love New York
All scars are made on earth
In heaven there is no struggle
There is no death or birth
Not even pain or trouble
There is no progress or decline
Only the same eternal flatness
Oh god! My blood was made of wine
Intoxicated - I exist only in madness
I know the color of my eyes
I know my weight, I know my size
I know my voice, I know my walk
I know the way I use to talk
I know my date of birth and place
I know the reflection of my face
I know the pictures on the shelf
I know my name, but not myself
God forgive me for my sins
I know I have too many
I also have too many skins
But which is me- if any?
God teach me if you can,
I want to learn so much
Remember- I am just a man
But you are used to such
God tell me- am I good?
Your child, are you proud?
Or am I very rude
To speak with you out loud?
God bless me - I do try
Do no be so harsh - forgive me
I promise to follow by
please promise you won't leave me
Some people enjoy life with a little spoon, eating it carefully like an ice-cream wishing to prolong that melting flavor in their mouth.
Others grab it furiously by the leg, stripping it to the bone with their teeth, swallowing that flesh in a rush, pushing it down their narrow throats to fill up their forever lusting stomachs.
Others dissect it with a knife and fork, analyzing it carefully before putting it in.
Others are not hungry at all and life is not for them .
Wrapped, finished products,
Flag draped coffins.
Products of War industry,
Manufactured globally.
Made in Iraq,
Made in Pakistan,
Made in Israel,
Made in Afghanistan.
Death factories of mass production,
Since 1914 in business.
Morning kittens, sunny faces
Clumsy paws and waving tales
Crawl out-of different places
To read newspaper sales!
Special menu for dear guests
In their elegant fur coats
Everything upon request!
Fruits and veggies, cereal, oats
How they flip those papers gently
How they make those human cues
How they look at it intently
How they choose with such amuse
Here! most desired dishes
Roasted Chicken, tuna, cheese
Those wishes - so delicious!
Meow! can I really get it please??
Great minds once stood on earth
With the same blood in their veins
With the same loud screams at birth
Mothers bore them in pains
Giants, not in strength or height
Inspired countless crowds
Giants in spirit to fight
Built vast cities from clouds
Dreamers of what isnt there
First were viewed as fools
But they didnt stop to care
For justice in rules
Voices loud as thunder
Echoed for thousand years
Men of thought and wonder
First battled their own fears ...
The soul does not wrinkle, it is only our skin
The skin that cracks with time and holds the soul within
The skin, the border from outside, the thick crust of bread
The skin that stretches from your feet up to the head
The skin that breaks from wounds or from its old age
The skin that holds the divine bird inside the old cage
The skin that one day will make its final sigh
The skin that will surrender and let your bird fly
Inspect my body for your marks
You left them on the map
As you were ringing my skin
With your sharp, feminine nails
You told me that voices fade
And any euphoric sensation is temporary
That's why you inscribed your passion
Deep enough for it to stay
I like the smell of garbage in the street
The crowded train without an empty seat
The homeless man who asks for food
The cab driver who might be rude
I like the smoke that bites the air
The barking dogs and those who swear
The different faces on the block
The fast food that costs a buck
I like the noise that's on the road
The stress, the mental overload
The ads that sell what you don't need
The traffic signs that can mislead
I like the bars that open late
The people who are overweight
The polished shoes that rush to work
I love my city, I love New York
All scars are made on earth
In heaven there is no struggle
There is no death or birth
Not even pain or trouble
There is no progress or decline
Only the same eternal flatness
Oh god! My blood was made of wine
Intoxicated - I exist only in madness
I know the color of my eyes
I know my weight, I know my size
I know my voice, I know my walk
I know the way I use to talk
I know my date of birth and place
I know the reflection of my face
I know the pictures on the shelf
I know my name, but not myself
God forgive me for my sins
I know I have too many
I also have too many skins
But which is me- if any?
God teach me if you can,
I want to learn so much
Remember- I am just a man
But you are used to such
God tell me- am I good?
Your child, are you proud?
Or am I very rude
To speak with you out loud?
God bless me - I do try
Do no be so harsh - forgive me
I promise to follow by
please promise you won't leave me
Some people enjoy life with a little spoon, eating it carefully like an ice-cream wishing to prolong that melting flavor in their mouth.
Others grab it furiously by the leg, stripping it to the bone with their teeth, swallowing that flesh in a rush, pushing it down their narrow throats to fill up their forever lusting stomachs.
Others dissect it with a knife and fork, analyzing it carefully before putting it in.
Others are not hungry at all and life is not for them .
Wrapped, finished products,
Flag draped coffins.
Products of War industry,
Manufactured globally.
Made in Iraq,
Made in Pakistan,
Made in Israel,
Made in Afghanistan.
Death factories of mass production,
Since 1914 in business.
Morning kittens, sunny faces
Clumsy paws and waving tales
Crawl out-of different places
To read newspaper sales!
Special menu for dear guests
In their elegant fur coats
Everything upon request!
Fruits and veggies, cereal, oats
How they flip those papers gently
How they make those human cues
How they look at it intently
How they choose with such amuse
Here! most desired dishes
Roasted Chicken, tuna, cheese
Those wishes - so delicious!
Meow! can I really get it please??
Great minds once stood on earth
With the same blood in their veins
With the same loud screams at birth
Mothers bore them in pains
Giants, not in strength or height
Inspired countless crowds
Giants in spirit to fight
Built vast cities from clouds
Dreamers of what isnt there
First were viewed as fools
But they didnt stop to care
For justice in rules
Voices loud as thunder
Echoed for thousand years
Men of thought and wonder
First battled their own fears ...
The soul does not wrinkle, it is only our skin
The skin that cracks with time and holds the soul within
The skin, the border from outside, the thick crust of bread
The skin that stretches from your feet up to the head
The skin that breaks from wounds or from its old age
The skin that holds the divine bird inside the old cage
The skin that one day will make its final sigh
The skin that will surrender and let your bird fly
The sunlight
is a persistent visitor
at my window.
He presses up against the blinds,
trying to get in,
and squeezes through the cracks.
He calls out,
Daytime, daytime!
with the voices of many birds,
and I listen.
I feel daring when I write in pen,
because I can't erase
what I've written.
But there's also a sort of
elegance to the swoop of a
letter 'g' as it connects to the
next letter, and the loopy loops
of a double 'oo'. My favourite
is the letter 'f' when it's right
in the middle of a word, because
everyone seems to link it up in
a different way. I like mine,
but you don't have to.
Writing with a pen is fun, but when
I write with a pencil it means I can draw.
When daddy drinks,
When daddy lies,
When daddy screams,
And makes me cry.
When daddy throws me down the stairs,
It means he cares,
Because he's there.
When mummy hits,
When mummy tries,
To cut my arm,
And makes me cry.
When mummy drops me down the stairs,
It means she cares,
Because she's there.
I have a house,
Thats not a home.
The love that was,
I've never known.
So out the door, down the front stairs,
And if they care,
I won't be there.
Hell has a little girl by unknownskank, literature
Literature
Hell has a little girl
Hell has got a little girl,
They keep her on display,
They watch her comb her dolly's hair,
The demons watch her play.
Hell has got a little girl,
She's kept in her glass case,
They keep her from fiery hoardes,
Keep her from getting raped.
Hell has got a little girl,
They keep her locked away,
With teddies and blankies and snowglobes,
All kept there in her place.
Hell has got a little girl,
Don't ask me what for,
The only other thing i know for sure,
Is that Heaven's got a whore.
The soul does not wrinkle, it is only our skin
The skin that cracks with time and holds the soul within
The skin, the border from outside, the thick crust of bread
The skin that stretches from your feet up to the head
The skin that breaks from wounds or from its old age
The skin that holds the divine bird inside the old cage
The skin that one day will make its final sigh
The skin that will surrender and let your bird fly