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Premium MemberHypocrisy doesn't get any uglier than this

        We are not anti-Jewish
          We're only 'anti-Israel,' you see

        So, your Jewish Chanukah celebration is canceled
          ~ it implies we support the
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Categories: uglier, america, hate, jewish,
Form: Rhyme

Uglier This World, Felt Lost In

Though thicker, deeper lost in
No wood is gloomier
Than who's imaginnings within
Shape a myth, shadowless.
Oft through life's walk have been that child.
And with fear, their breeder
In day's midst, just so for friends' lack
Felt crowd round troll's likeness.
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Categories: uglier, friend, loneliness,
Form: Rhyme



Premium MemberDeath Was Uglier Than I Knew

Death was uglier than I knew
Sure I had heard the fire and brimstone rumors,
But I had never actually believed them.

Death came at me with a hard set face.
A vacant skull head, trotting with purpose.
I saw her weapons and wondered what she would use.

I would not go easy, I thought. I felt superior because of it.
Death
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Categories: uglier, death,
Form: Prose Poetry

Premium MemberThe Ugly Truth Gets Uglier

THE UGLY TRUTH GETS UGLIER

You think flattery and bull-dung will get you everywhere.  But when the worm turns, they flatter you and dangle carrots... and on your crawl back home, coughing and snotting all over the place. You will remember that old sofa or... the few who were really with you in your time
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Categories: uglier, growth, poetry, sorry,
Form: Prose Poetry

Uglier Than Sin

(This is a fictional poem)

Every woman changes after we go on a date.
They become lesbians when they were previously straight.
I'm not popular with women because good looks is what I lack.
I'm getting tired of looking at mirrors because they always crack.

One woman screamed and lost bladder control when I kissed her.
Maybe the reason why I'm
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Categories: uglier, funny, on writing and
Form: I do not know?




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