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17489, Until now
Posted by marijane, Fri Sep-23-05 11:50 AM
Growing up
Barbie dolls were my fancy
Any color
it didn't matter,
it was the fantasy of the image
that i liked
I had always wanted to be fine
not precocious,
but I was an oustandingly fashionable child
tissue in t-shirt and all
until...

One early fifth grade morning
perk
folds of skin and puffy flesh
raise rolling hills below eye level
only a tiny chocolate chip of a nipple
yet still way too early
Nana got hers at 10
Mommy was only 9
I am eleven and still not appeased
At least no one else notices
until...

It seems quarterly season changes
and new teachers brought all sorts
of unexpected surprises with the new school year
the roundness of my "top heavy" curves
turned from hills to prominent peaks
their presence, apparent
even in oversized sweaters and under thick silver tape
I didn't want to be Barbie anymore
I was even cursed with a first name starting with a "B"
Big Boobed Banakayi
was such an easy joke that it became a cliche
The parents' whispers turned to blatant demands
"Don't play with that girl
you see how she looks?
like a grown woman
you don't want to be FAST like her do you?"
even before the concept of sexual provocation entered my mind.
This all said to someone who feared
elongated looks could be impregnating .
until...

seventh grade cheerleading
attracted
eigth
ninth
tenth through twelfth
even grown admirers
and
being born banakayi blessed with Barbie boobs
still wasn't comfortable
but it was cool
boys standing in line to view my cleavage
popular "flat chested" girls
needed well endowed bate
until...

high school
when my lower body began to catch up
but not quite
cause they still wouldn't stop growing
extending past my view of my feet
making my hourglass look as if it should topple
with any small wind gust
becoming abnormally big
triple D and counting
no longer cool
or mysteriously intruiging
having they're own sex life.
No more cheerleading.
I couldn't fit the vest.
until..

Womanhood
presented cleavege as a welcomed accessory
blessed me with wide hips
and a reletively small waist
gave me confidence to surpass Barbie
became a catalyst for poetic reflection
ignited my beauty
and freed me from premature promiscuity
until...

now


Thanx for listening ya'll until I get them cut off (whenever they stop growing) I'm 22. this will be my song. keep shining!
17490, RE: Until now
Posted by AidenWaves, Fri Sep-23-05 12:45 PM
well, at least they didn't call u Juicy. that was me. slim body, big ass. u really are my mirror image, ma. write on, write on!
17491, RE: Until now
Posted by jayare214, Fri Sep-23-05 01:17 PM
I really dug your voicing in this peice.
this especially

"making my hourglass look as if it should topple
with any small wind gust
becoming abnormally big"

showed your personality and sense of humor very well. I feel like the you really came throug in this one
-j
17492, thanx for noticing guys
Posted by marijane, Fri Sep-23-05 01:51 PM
And staring me in the face... LOL Keep shining!

Aiden I'll be there on Sunday. e-mail me and i'll give you my number.
Always
from your muse to mine.
17493, Big Boobed Banakayi -- *chuckles*
Posted by PhotoSynthesis, Fri Sep-23-05 04:14 PM
I was "Jiggly Ginger" or *Juicy Ginger* -- (((Round/Fat Booty))) -- :P

I swear I wanted to cut my butt off just so folks would stop tryna *accidentally on purpose* bump into it! -- *Oh Excuse Me -- Yeah Right!* -- ~rolls eyes~ -- Even my dance teacher used to smack my butt hard with her yardstick and tell me to tuck it under -- (While she tapped everyone else gently on da back, tellin' em to str8'n ^UP^ -- *Chest Out* -- *Back Str8* -- x(

(((Oh Well)))

We turned out aaiight tho, right? -- :9

I feel your pain anywayz -- But I can't relate to Barbie -- Cuz my Barbie's all had flat asses -- *LoL*





17494, yes Photo..
Posted by marijane, Fri Sep-23-05 04:47 PM
if that Avitar is really a portrait of you than yes. We turned out VERY well. LOL Keep shining and reproducing our blossoms.
17495, I'm surprised
Posted by marijane, Tue Sep-27-05 02:41 PM
out of everyone Delrica had nothing to say about this piece. She usually has some profound moral statement about womanhood (just my observation). Keep shining!
17496, RE: I'm surprised
Posted by InGeniousPoet, Sun Oct-02-05 03:06 PM
I dig this. Kinda interesting hearing it from a womans point of view, shines a light on the future in store for me and my daughter. Makes me get understanding, knowing now that I have to be supportive (no pun intended LOL) thanks for this Marijane
________________________________________
"With peace and love in my lungs,
I hold my breath until the Poet returns."

--Boxcarboys
17497, Ok...let's get this straight.
Posted by delrica, Mon Oct-03-05 02:45 PM
I NEVER have anything profound to say!!!

Nuh-Uh, no way no how! :P :+

B-sides, I just saw this.
17498, Thank you
Posted by marijane, Mon Oct-03-05 02:56 PM
In your own way, you have Christened this eventhough we all know you be buggin out. Sometimes it just helps to get a word from the wise. Keep shining!
17499, Peace MJ
Posted by flashiusclay, Sun Oct-02-05 03:47 PM
I read this awhile back and didnt comment on it, I didn't have time to say what I wanted and I forgot about it.

But I got some time so...

It felt a lot of pain coming from this piece. It reminded me of the rah rah playground days where we used to run wild like animals... I remember in elementary school, there being like, 500 kids easy on the playground during recesses, K-6th grade and if you're lucky, 4 adults. Our parents had touble with us one at a time so do the math. Mufuckas was some unsupervised sagavges... At any given second children were participating in all manner of fiendish grown folks activities, smoking, drinking, cussing, harassing each other, fighting... And then the teasing. Damn that was maybe the worst shit. Ignorance in a way that disturbs me. Where did they learn that? But what really makes me stop and think for a second is this. All those kids were miserable. Even me and even you. AmeriKKKa, our society, the American Public School System are all a cruel joke. Maybe if children were actually taught how to be people in this world instead of being brainwashed with lies, marketing campaigns, useless information and Coke machines ignorant little punk ass kids could have appreciated your uniqueness instead of making you feel bad about it. I am disturbed by all the rocks you made me look under with this piece, from education systems, to bad parenting, to a scoiety of seeds that aren't nurtured and even the message barbie dolls sends to our little earths... esp the non caucasians little earths... Good work and good luck.


17500, RE: Peace MJ
Posted by InGeniousPoet, Mon Oct-03-05 09:18 AM
No one else needs to comment (LOL j/k) bc that just about wraps it all up. Thank you both!
________________________________________
"With peace and love in my lungs,
I hold my breath until the Poet returns."

--Boxcarboys
17501, *sheading a solitary tear*
Posted by willi_dudat, Mon Oct-03-05 09:37 AM
damn...
17502, I am so impressed
Posted by marijane, Mon Oct-03-05 10:45 AM
You guys have taken a psychological shovel and dug up all kinds of subconcious dirt that I didn't even know I portrayed in this rambling piece. Thanks for the time and insite. I agree with all that was said and yet...no Delrica? I am just surprised that MAMA had nothing to say about social situations and woman empowerment. this was my sort of my "Look at me mama" post and...well nothing that's okay. I am grateful for the village that continues to raise me. Thank you all. LOVE. Keep shining!
17503, RE: Until now
Posted by SiPhO_aZiZi, Mon Oct-03-05 11:16 AM
WOW

what a way to put this together
17504, RE: Until now
Posted by NFig, Mon Oct-03-05 09:36 PM
two things...damn that was hot and im glad ur not barbie cause she is fake



keep it real
17505, can i get the digits???
Posted by hdub, Tue Nov-15-05 10:19 PM
i mean brainy AND curvaceous damn!

sorry i couldnt resist being a bit of an idiot

as youve said boobies just make men a little strange

anyways i loved this-- seems like you heated up at the end but it was all tight- i especially liked this section:

>
>seventh grade cheerleading
>attracted
>eigth
>ninth
>tenth through twelfth
>even grown admirers
>and
>being born banakayi blessed with Barbie boobs
>still wasn't comfortable
>but it was cool
>boys standing in line to view my cleavage
>popular "flat chested" girls
>needed well endowed bate
>until...
>
>high school
>when my lower body began to catch up
>but not quite
>cause they still wouldn't stop growing
>extending past my view of my feet
>making my hourglass look as if it should topple
>with any small wind gust
>becoming abnormally big
>triple D and counting
>no longer cool
>or mysteriously intruiging
>having they're own sex life.
>No more cheerleading.
>I couldn't fit the vest.
>until..

the way you fit your nickname into the flow of this is tight and i loved the sex life line

ive said it before and ill say it again- im a fan