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Estranged Fixation

Enigmatic entropy endeavours the devouring of my depressive tendencies 
In the form of an effaced anonymity 
Pledging a tender hand to thwart the destruction of my anatomy 
Distraught estrangement of in-autonomous tailing tellings
Shall cast this faceless stranger astray
Beyond the smooth syllables of an identifying name
For these hounds that thrash in the thick of sleep
And so do weep of singularity in accompanying company
Shall chase, shall gnaw at the face, the hand that feeds the freer frailty of freedom
And chaff this chance of a chance to escape
These samsaras of silence for the requiem of a dallied day
Dancing and dashing and prancing and thrashing 
In the estranged fixation of this strange savior
That wilt know not of my inner ills, beyond the disfigurement of mine own outer mutilation 

K.M.P
18//9//26

When a Person is Basically a Wall

Are you a stone? 
Are you a brick wall? 
You're the definition of unmoving pride. 
You can't process a word I say, 
you're unmoving in all regards. 

You say I need to be adaptable; malleable, 
when you; you are not. 
You are unchanging and rigid and love to attack, 
ignore. 

Any issue I have with anything at all, 
is an issue with my character. 
You can't differentiate person from problem, 
distress from personal flaw, 
sadness from anger. 

You; you need to be adaptable and malleable. 
And, stop 
attacking me, 
over every little thing. 
Just, 
love me.

Premium Member So Faithfully Aimlessly Basically Grace For Me- -

I
aimlessly;
Do basically;
So faithfully;


my
specialty;
to tastefully;
inlatency;

graciously;
gratefully;
joyfully;

So
faithfully;
I aimlessly;
Dobasically;

brazenly do;
gainfully to;
case study shamelessly, shows us;
faithlessly favorably spaciously the creation in me;


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Wuhn Triangular A New Free Verse
 Form type  invented by ??????????????
3 syllables Wuhn pronounced "One"  is form type where you must have two or more triangle shaped verses.
Each verse has to be 1 syllable one or two lettered word to start on top of the word triangle. The 1 syllable word needs to "highlighted or underlined to denote the top of the triangle
Followed by one 3 syllable word
Doing this minimum twice stacking these verses on top of each other making a sort of stack-able pyramid


Premium Member Basically An Introvert

From way up above or deep down below
You'll still be enthralled by this talented fellow
Could live forever
A lim man so clever
Basically an introvert and really quite mellow! (huh?)

Premium Member He Basically Goes Loco

The way to a man's heart is through nude girlie photos
Causing him to expel gasps as he basically goes loco
His eyes get all googley
As she wiggles her boobies
Drooling profusely from his gob by the bucket load

Premium Member He Basically Goes Loco

The way to a man's heart is through nude girlie photos
Causing him to expel gasps as he basically goes loco
His eyes get all googley
As she wiggles her boobies
Drooling profusely from his gob by the bucket load


Basically

Basically

First
they spoke in guarded tones as it arrived
it came unheralded by drama or intensity
filled the corners of the room 
permeated all reality and stood apart 
in just the silence of its own
it cannot be unknown

it is enough that anyone
may go to number one
      ~

Premium Member He Basically Goes Loco

The way to a man's heart is through nude girlie photos
Causing him to expel gasps as he basically goes loco
His eyes get big and googley
As she wiggles her ample boobies
Drooling profusely from his gob by the bucket load


© Jack Ellison 2015

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