Long Poems About Mermaids

She has shape shifting eyes, meritorious mood rings.
Seeing things, from vantage points that are beyond
The mechanisms of sight, utilized by other beings,
Who only believe… They have seen.

She taught me how to read... Her emotions.

Maybe because I was curious, maybe because she liked me…
Maybe just because.

Grey=Worried

Really blue=Happy

Green/blue green=Sad

Green=Mystery

She taught me by allowing me to spend time with her.
And I was… Maybe studious, maybe curious.

*...

I thought I had everything. I thought I could trust those closest to me. Everything I thought I knew, was wrong. It was just oh so wrong. I had a family who loved me, friends who adored me. I did well in school, kept to myself, worked hard at a job I loved. It was during the summer of my high-school graduation where my life literally turned upside down. I went from being ‘normal’ (or whatever the closest thing to ‘normal’ was) to something else entirely.
   My family wasn’t poor; in fact we were well off. Not only were we well off, but we were all close. Something that was uncommon. My...

tribute to Topeka, Kansas, US(of)A

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nize fo thee money at thee
                   bango todo sheeky.
all thee tyme th blade'y come'a
          slicin'all so tweeky. Dopeybastard put
             th muzzle in'is mout(h)ly
                             &
and maketh a brainsplatterry so geek(il)y.......
now ( wee can be transpiatonized eQualy)

maybee wee'l shit our trou's and stink stink
                       stink til stinkey
                     scents (oh so) sweeteely
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I want to love you across the world.
The land dwelling creature longs for the sea,
Like the horse pines for the dolphin,
Poke your head out and breathe my air.

It is not worth it on land; I'm bored
With the world I know; it is too dry.
Too in step with my own kind;
I want to turn your head around.

I want your gills to grow to lungs.
I want to dive and feel uncomfortable
Living out of my element
To learn my body's limits more.

If I never loved a fish,
A foreign representative,
What would I learn of the...