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Do not admire me
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
She told me that she admired me over breakfast in some run down mom and pop joint up in the heights I didn't reply just raised my eyes up from m..
i don\'t remember
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
I don't really remember recognizing the changing of the seasons As a child I remember the warmth or the cold or the dead leaves of halloween or t..
how many more
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
How many poems can I produce in the course of one year? 100 1000 only stopping between each to get a cup of coffee have a smoke f**k..
[untitled]
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
she took a photo of me sitting on the bed guitar in my lap strumming an old Dylan song looking as if I had just lost the world or just found it ..
Things I think about
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
I can't help but to think about my childhood and way it has affected me and it made me so god damned paranoid and so f*****g scared I can't help b..
[untitled]
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
I don't need any kind of format My life is all twisted and knotted and nothing ever makes sense until the dust settles why can't you just relax h..
[untitled]
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
"Why do you f**k like a woman" she said At that comment I felt my dick crawl upward It crawled into the cavern of my manhood and silently ..
Today\'s Pape
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
I thought she would have stayed for breakfast shared a cup of coffee and some morning chit chat but she was gone before I even crawled my a*s out of..
[untitled]
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
She walked into the kitchen breathing valentine I love you's and throwing Godiva like it was some sort of god I pretended not to notice her hair in..
[untitled]
A Poem by
B. Lapinski
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