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Horror Movie Star

They made a horror flick
He was weak or he was sick
They chose him as the star
He can run, but won't get far

They created a wall compartment
Inside his small apartment
They installed cameras there
Reality show, unwanted, but they didn't care.

(bridge)
He felt ill, he began to ail
No idea of the hand pushing down the scale
Romance and work dove down the drain
They laughed and gloated at his pain.

(Chorus)
It’s a horror flick, but the plot is real,
They aren't like us in the way they feel.
He’s the star they chose, but the plot is sick,
Living and dying in their horror flick.

He heard them speak, felt nerve gas in his room
His apartment was a secret tomb.
He knew too much, but the cops would not believe
And he could not save others, for them we grieve.

So, learn the lesson be an owl:
Around us ghouls are on the prowl
They pass as normal, but empathy lacks
And in normal life, there are hidden attacks.

It could happen to you too
Bewildered by all the bad things that accrue
A life derailed, no suspicion why
When the only exit seems the choice to die.

End Credits

On the last day of the week
you were the first person to ask me
on a movie date

          and this was the first time     I refrained from hesitation
        the first time in a long time     I've loaned my bones expose

                      and as it plays on     my unforgivable fidgeting
	                              begins     twisting in positions in my seat
		                       trying     to lay my head on your chest
	                             without     breaking my neck

                            and I’m sorry     I couldn’t just 
				                    become comfortable
		            and I’m sorry     it’s about more than
				                    just the movie
        		   and I’m sorry      I was more focused 
			                            on what I wanted taken 
				                    than was capable of giving
		           and I’m sorry      all I can do is sputter off              				                                                                                            
                                                    apologies after you've
				                    long since stopped listening

Premium Member It's a Movie Life for Me

It's time to watch a movie!

I'll just take a peek at "Prime."

I hope the flick is groovy,

Cuz I watch them all the time!

It's time for intermission,

I'll stretch and flex my flannel.

Silly Ads fog my vision,

Time to search another channel!


Premium Member Seeing Your Life As A Movie

Take a long look at your life
no matter its length of years
whether that be short or long
look at how significant its sphere

Make your life like a movie
what would your part be to play?
a starring role or just a bystander
being humble or arrogant, would you say

Thinking aloud about your life
starting from your first day of birth
moving through all life's stages
laugh or cry for all your worth

Look ahead to your future days
no matter how many you've got
make them full of technicolour
remember the good you've been taught

Now make your trailer appealing
so many would want to come and see
be thankful and grateful for all of life
it's yours to live to be free!

(Reflecting on one's life and pondering it as a movie.)

Dead Poets Society

Dead Poets Society 
Right to choose 
Rebellious youth 
No hesitation to voice your own opinion 
“Carpe Diem” (seize the day) 
Unorthodox teachings 
Literature and a master piece 
Paper writer polished 
Ray of light, you only live once 
Timeless poetry 
Show your own identity 
Know who you are 
Stand up for what you believe in 
Dead Poets Society 
Have it no another way 
Potential to succeed 
Sophisticated above authority 
Feet travel limitless 
Set goal across the finish line 
Stand out of the crowd 
Be observant with no sound

Premium Member Elements of Love

Fifth Element is a movie I've watched a hundred times
yet still each scene exudes an aura of fascination.

The perfect mix of action, mystery and fantasy,
its charm is in its innocence and humour.

The characters are lovable though quirky
and that's what makes them unforgettable.

Friends from another dimension, they need regular visits
because they instantly can warm the fibers of our heart.



AP: 2nd place 2025


Life Is Not A Movie

Beginning to realize life isn't a movie, but I am the protagonist.
Only God is the director, and the one who builds the cast list.

Sometimes He rewrites the script without notice,
And shifts the scene to sharpen my focus.

There is no rehearsal in life, no second take,
No edits, no pause, just the choices I make.

The spotlight doesn't wait for me to gather my thoughts,
So i speak with conviction, ready or not.

This isn't Hollywood, I'm not here to pretend,
I'm here to become who I was meant to be in the end.

The ending may bring peace or hesitation, a moment filled with joy or desperation.
Life is not a movie, but it has a final destination.

Premium Member Exit music for a bad movie



"Exit music for a bad movie"

that shining kingdom
waits and watches 
numbed now to nightmares
its falling cuckold leaders 
deliver fools gold 
hungry homeless open palms receive 
broken promises overflowing
forgotten hymns and collection plates 
souls are worth blood in buried pain 
borders are drawn all are caged
the marriages not made in heaven
shelved for another day


Candide Diderot. ‘25

a movie star

A film star
It was not her creamy body that caught 
My attention, nothing unusual about it
Curvaceous, yes but going soft, it was 
Here eyes, in a blink they were blue, green
Or brown, depending on her mood that
Changed faster than traffic lights on
Sunset Boulevard
Between laughter, pain and suspicion 
I could see her soul and wide-open eyes
They killed her slowly the famous men
Wouldn’t let her grow up a dumb blond
Forever
I could have made her happy, but when
I found the courage to ring her doorbell 
Marilyn wasn’t around anymore.


Zen
Love is
A gold coin
That never rust

Our life a horror movie they played to us in real life

Our life a horror movie they played to us in real life

In horror films black people die first
We always make smart decisions 
And yet they still manage to find a way to erase us even in film
They don't leave us alone 
Not in life 
Not in death
Not even in fiction 
They do this to show that no matter what we will always be trapped
That even if we follow the rules 
We still die
We are still erased 
That we still have no control 
Over our own fate 

We will always be puppets 
To a system 
That doesn't control by using string
But by barbed wire
Making sure every movement is painful
Making sure we have a slow and violent death
That with every breath
The barbed wire strips another piece of our flesh
Slowly peeling away our blackness

We are seen as the disposable one
In life
In movies
And shows
To be the one who helps
The one who saves
And the one who sacrifices 
Their life 
For their white counterpart
To make sure they get to the end 
 
Where's our happily ever after 
We always get the struggle trope 
And when we ask to change the ending 
They just say nope

Monocrostic Movie


J-aws
E-ntertained
A-ll
N-ation's

F-ilm
A-udiences,
B-eautifully
R-esorting
I-nto
G-reat
A-ction
S-equences

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Jean Fabrigas)

Yo Adrian

Yo Adrian
 Hey yo, sometimes you have limon friends and
 Sometimes you have yo yo friends.
 Hey yo, I’m dumb and you're shy.
 I can take you downtown to have some pie.
 Hey yo, I should have broken your thumb.
 I got a locker and I’m a boxer; I’m a bum.
 Hey yo, how do you spell Del Rio?
 Look it up in the dictionary Rock. Yo.
 I never asked you to stop being a woman.
 So don’t ask me to stop being a man.
 Hey yo Adrian, go fix the meat.
 I’m going to finish my work out and drink some coffee.
 I like black, I have a black hat,
 And a black jacket.
 Mick, why do I have to chase a chicken?
 Because you're going to eat lightning and crap thunder. O.K. kid?
 Yo Adrian, I won the belt. I did it.
 I can take you ice skating. I dig it.
 Maybe this weekend I can take you to the zoo.
 Maybe I can make some turtle soup.
 After 10 years you drop by to help me!
 Hey yo, me and Apollo Creed are homies.
 Yo Adrian, why do cows wear bells?
 Because their horns don’t work. Get it?
 Thank you for getting my dog back Bitkis.
 You were always in the ring with me, And I still love ya.

Driving Miss Daisy

Driving Miss Daisy
 A good deed.
 Driving Miss Daisy.
 Put yourself last.
 Remain humble and give.
 Better to give than receive.
 Go out of your way.
 No work in vain.
 Lead as an example.
 Passionate for others.
 A friend to lean on.
 A good listener.
 Old ways to wisdom.

Gonna Fly Now

Gonna Fly Now
 (1976)
 Let's go the distance.
 Push against the resistance.
 Keep pushing no matter how tired you are.
 Stay strong, run far.
 There is no day tomorrow.
 Keep your dreams alive today and forever.
 This is your time now.
 Put in the hard work.
 When the lights are out, work harder.
 Underground at the gym where it’s darker.
 This is your story.
 Reach for the glory.
 If you had one chance, would you take it?
 You're gonna fly now, you’ve made it.
 Blood sweat and tears.
 Wake up early and get in gear.
 You were born for this.
 You have a heart kid.
 Even when I’m old and gray.
 All still put up a fight at the gym any day.
 You're investing in your health.
 I cannot fail.
 Feel the burn deep inside.
 Dig deep with pride.

Somewhere In Time

Somewhere In Time
 1912
 It started with a photograph of a young woman.
 A love story that should have been.
 A story that traveled back in time.
 He just wanted her, so divine.
 1975 back to 1912.
 Obsessed with her into a new realm.
 A writer going into the past.
 Only if it would last.
 One night is all we need.
 Plead, come back to me.
 A vintage place so long ago.
 Ends of the earth to find you.
 Standing face to face.
 He showed her a penny 1979 mint date.
 He lost everything.
 Sent forward into the present time.
 Love lost from one mistake.
 She saw the future, it’s too late.
 With a radiant smile, she was gone.
 A romantic monologue through a song.
 Through hypnotism, in time one chance.
 Love through an old photograph.

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