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Matthew Jenssen has not received any gifts yet
Stuck in the depths of it
As I am now
I am just a cow
Spewing milk upon the floor
Chewing my teeth away
With maniacal rapport
It seems Like a life time
Is exactly how long it takes
Till they rot right to the core
I drift amongst the figments of my guise
A writer is good at his disguise
Devilish deceiver
I paint myself black
To hide the colourful lack of it all
Though
A drifter I sway
Placating and pegging
Counting the date and the days
I know that I am rotten
Pushing everyone away
I’m holding on just long enough
To be forgotten
Maybe then I can kill myself without guilt.
Posted on March 23, 2012 at 0:28 — 3 Comments
Posted on March 3, 2012 at 0:02
Oh limber timber
With your subtle indepth grain
I kindle and bring fire
To burn you up
And to chastise once again
Limbering treatise
Crackered creak
Long deep breaths
And the solemn tinker
Of malingering Groans
I twist in bitter ecstasy
Until the dirt and bone
My timid little
Limber timber
Sublimely hide within
Sway with this gentle reside
Tied up in your tides
Supp the sweetness of finality
As you slip away
Banal amongst some finicky bereft
Posted on February 2, 2012 at 10:07 — 2 Comments
I have places in mind
Again
And I’ve seen things, I wish not to believe
Pleasure placate my disguise
Nurture truths into disease
Certain things
Don’t want to die
I end up
Killing other parts of me
They do not know how to hide
The deranger of disharmony
And on my knees
I’ve found this bitter grind
Again
This is just another part of me
I really did not want to find
Another piece of symmetry
Now
He had places in mind
And he fondled as they glimmered dim
He only knows how to hide here
Now that freedom is eluding him
Posted on February 1, 2012 at 16:17 — 2 Comments
These eyes are dichotomy
A subtle sodomy
Begotten humble bee
Staring back at at me
Withering forestry
Shadowy forgotten territory
An indigo passive tree
Taking strips out of me
Forgotten
Bothersome
Killer anatomy
Posted on December 19, 2011 at 14:30 — 4 Comments
I’ve got soot on my fingers
And you blacken with my touch
You suffocate as I sweetly smother
Slowley unfolding in my ginger grip
While I try to keep you all wrapped together
Fretting as I watch you rip
Dazed
I explore the empty scenery
Of my supposed past
See I know that I had fallen
And I had known that you were right there
But that was a while ago now
Maybe I was just a fool
To think that you would stop
To think that anyone would care
Posted on November 30, 2011 at 18:30 — 1 Comment
Posted on November 5, 2011 at 10:00
Posted on October 16, 2011 at 16:30 — 2 Comments
Posted on October 13, 2011 at 2:00 — 4 Comments
inhibited habitator
sweet dreams
my sideways smirk
smile as if you know what it means
to pick bitterly away at your fingers
and every other part of you
feigning lack of inspiration
ill do exactly what you want me to
dying a slow death
mouldering it over as i chew
Quick trancing ease
appeasement of my disease
blank stare
a smirk
and black eye too
my punishment
its all just frustration
i just cant get through to you
Posted on October 13, 2011 at 1:00 — 2 Comments
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