Causality
What is this void you try to fill,
A void empty yet stuffed with society's swill,
Stark emotions driven by dopamine,
Scrounging for joy on a subconscious mezzanine,
Started all by a demented serpent's lie,
If you eat it's fruit, you will not die,
Followed by a sin that affected all humanity,
Which even caused this void of insanity.
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Categories:
swill, anxiety, christian, depression, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
Backeal Hussphan
Pro Wrestling Tagboard
Main Event Programming
World Champions
Linton " The Heckler " Crampton
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" The Kreul " Selmer Hurd
Engaged in Grapplefare verses
" Big " Bibby Shuttercrest
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Categories:
swill, clothes, music, sports,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Pencraft
I'll write of things lamentable like poor shipwrecked loves,
Tempest-tossed by bestial winds behind unfeeling storms;
Ripped apart by the furious middles of swift-gusting winds,
Voyaging to dream-born shores away from boring homes.
I'll tell of the Fate-shattered dreams of earth's surest bet.
Painting how those naive shoots untimely waterloos met,
Leaving tender footprints new on antiquity's fierce sands;
Blossoming stars
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Categories:
swill, art,
Form: Rhyme
Primordial Swill
I looked up to see
A voracious mite looking down at me
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Categories:
swill, deep, nature, science,
Form: Free verse
The Swill To Believe
“A man convinced against his will
Is of the same opinion still”—
But though we will with all our might,
A sober thought still wins that fight.
A fairer rhyme I thus propose,
Our feckless follies to expose:
“A man convinced by stubborn will
Has surely swigged some sturdy swill.”
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Categories:
swill, funny, humor, humorous, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Swill
SWILL
The sadness epoch has never exist.
Life is just full of inadequacies.
I know that many may disagree.
Insofar as humanity is perilous and iniquity, we must never lose ourselves within these means.
I want to cry but I do not have the strength.
My eyes are dry and my mind lives.
A man can peak a mountain with ease.
He
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Categories:
swill, birth, courage, culture, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Toxic Swill
A few strokes to the base and the long nose,
Stretched firstly to the left and then to the right,
Torts blushes to blend within the obscure orbs.
In liquid dispersion of crimson flushes,
Twin crystals defy each sensual love wishes,
Red chinks with lip gloss in their carnal remix,
Veils blue with lewd gesture, rejoices her wails.
Brows in the black
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Categories:
swill, life, sensual,
Form: Free verse