Calvin and Hobbes photo shopped into real places
(Source: backed-into-a-corner)
Calvin and Hobbes photo shopped into real places
(Source: backed-into-a-corner)
America the beautiful.
America my home.
(I’m adopted)
“Welcome to my torture chamber!”
He laughed maniacally.
I felt myself slip into cynicism.
He wants the money.
He’s a sadist; he has to be.
His bedside manner is tolerable at best.
“Ok, let’s do this.” Despair dripped from my words.
And he did.
Even through the anesthetic,
I
felt
Every
Pearl
Of
Wisdom
Being
Jackhammered
Away.
Standing on my chest for leverage,
He violently strained for every, last root.
“Was it as bad as you thought?” My granddad asked.
Worse. Far worse.
Miser miserably manacled to march
Monday after misty Monday
Mired in madness
Mellowed out
Maimed
Man
Boy
Being
Bellowing out
Basking in badinage
Bedtime after bonny bedtime
Bright youth bespeaking brilliance
“The unity of the universe – the Christ!
The atom, the nucleus, the center!
A triangle sits at the center of all,
A triangle of such immense beauty
That it is too much for me to bear.
The color… oh.. the color!”
From then on, he was a prophet.
Probably not God’s prophet,
But a prophet nonetheless.
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*Author’s Note: Salvador Dali saw a vision in 1950 that he interpreted as divine, and heralded himself as a catholic mystic sent by God to save modern painting from its profanity.
Sailors, crazed and teetering near the void of insanity,
Looked through half-gone eyes and saw a bloated manatee.
They cried, “This mermaid will deliver us from calamity!”
(Not aware their lustful thoughts delved into profanity).
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The manatee fully accepted his new place in humanity;
He thought himself a fitting symbol for femininity.
And so, because of the sea cow’s unparalleled vanity,
The situation reeked of cross-species homosexuality.
Please understand the following:
I am not
A classically trained poet,
Nor am I
A neoclassically trained poet,
Nor am I
A crass, sickly trained poet,
Nor am I
A drastically trained poet.
I usually just
Write a few words and then
Hit “enter”
So it seems like I
Know what I’m doing.
((I, don’t))…
O say… can you see?
I do two things extraordinarily well:
I sit.
And I stare.
And I sit and stare at the same time.
And then I stit,
And then I sare,
And then I tis,
And then I erats,
And then I tret,
And then I tit,
And then I arse,
And then I curse and curse and curse.
The latrine once was
A peaceful sanctuary.
Then we got wi-fi.