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Re: My Journal
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Reply #60 on:
August 26, 2011, 12:38:21 PM »
by
Robin B. Lipinski
autumn trail
going past as if
on a mission,
they never knew I exist.
leaves falling,
geese honking,
summer fading away.
soon, snow falling,
Northern Lights to show where I lay.
sounds filling the air,
yet to me,
silent.
in repose,
after a long day hiking,
only a couple feet from the path,
i lay.
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #61 on:
August 27, 2011, 12:13:27 AM »
by
Robin B. Lipinski
TV evangelist's again are shouting,
probably pouting it is not yet the end.
For every disaster,
they say we're the matter,
causing God to tremble and sway.
All the doom, the gloom, holding the Bible,
even as New York has had a bad week,
they say it is Him who has something to say.
The poet inside has something to say,
el crappola s'il vous plait.
Jesus, Mohammad, down the list to Martin Luther King,
all listened to something, or to what some people believe,
and that's nice as they too, had something good to say.
However, returning to earth,
low pressure system hurricanes,
shifting Teutonic plates,
to that rabid rat biting off a persons face,
all facts of life called living,
all results of choice,
as for God speaking,
He already has had his say.
So batten down the hatches east coast folks,
keep dry and your family safe,
and when you see that TV preacher talk as if they know better,
just smile and remember, they're just like you and me.
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #62 on:
August 27, 2011, 01:55:57 AM »
by
Dax
I hear a pedicure is in order, nothing like a good old scrape to rid the hood of its constipation. The last place you need to be right now is a checkout staring down at food stamps and a long walk west with a kid and nowhere inside for the pioneer spirit to do the right thing — or listen to an apache thank the great white face for a transit system and gifts of snake-oil and nice clean bunny blankets from God. We already did that one once before.
This is a time to swallow your horse and hate, Randy. Florida needs sidewalks to run for a bus on and a job worth more than the minimum wage to go to, be proud of — and in Canada an alien is an alien. Amen.
We need to campaign for decent carparks for our kids, not promises of ownership, opportunity, and fame. We need a Chinese immigrant from Hanoi that can trail-mix a nation to victory with a bow and arrow and run all the way to Washington on an empty rice bag. So let's hear no more about evacuation, least call a spade a spade. Irene, goodnight.
Thank you kindly— good job, Randy
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #63 on:
August 27, 2011, 01:21:41 PM »
by
Robin B. Lipinski
talking about hygiene earl, did you hear the news?
" Marines banned from farting in Afghanistan"
in their world filled with bombs and sand,
the US Marine is banned.
not in conflict with the Taliban, but with something,
well, a little more digestic.
when in the presence of those they came to kill or protect,
just cross you toes and hold it.
then, when the time is right, just let it rip and blow it.
failure to adhere, will have you standing tall,
and when the Commander is chewing you out,
with a smile, let them smell it.
(news is perfect fodder for a poet to digest, a person can't make this crap up if they wanted too, oops, better light a match.)
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #64 on:
August 28, 2011, 05:43:19 PM »
by
Robin B. Lipinski
Rich Man's Disease
Opulent surroundings, filled with truffles, stuffed geese, other delicacies fit for a king.
Wine flowed, staining chin and garments.
Laughter as women frolicked, swaying hips to music, teasing those who noticed.
Ripping lobster in half to suck sweet meat followed by oysters on the half with smoked salmon.
Feasting through a night, the week, months of years he was fed, pleased at the spread,
growing rotund, or if you prefer, pleasantly plump,
never lacking in feed, friend ,or family, of course by now his hair had fallen.
It was now time for the comeuppance, piper was to be paid as the court jesters laugh fades.
Awaking in his chambers screaming from the pain, a throbbing sensation rooted in his feet.
Shiny red and bulging, the joints were coated in uric acid.
While he lay in pain, surrounded by his wealth, outside was a common beggar,
a man of the street,
tending a cardboard fire to chill his lean stature,
wondering why a man of fortune should cry out.
Outside the world showed hunger,
those striving to exist,
never to know the rich man's inside pleasure,
of gout.
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #65 on:
August 29, 2011, 02:21:18 AM »
by
Dax
good
and goodlier
want Santa stuck on a wall
so Canada might recall never-never
snow white & pixie dust
forever fever during storms
and cure the blind next door
world Canada is that curious cabin
— virgin surrounds, a place where
vice is nice and victims get sappy
where team ape can cull the clan of man
desire of honey, any price, any school
as far as they tell, likes of Beckett
Bacon as well, remain unread and uncool
— effortlessly made bigger, well, yeah.
where turds come from on hire-purchase
totally.
— good job, Randy
I often think about money, sleepless hunters
more pricks than kicks
where writers come from, go to care less and less
I love the soft sun and the ugly fucker
knocking, more and more with a hammer
say yes, say no, am I going
to be
too late, always
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #66 on:
August 29, 2011, 09:27:02 PM »
by
Robin B. Lipinski
In other words earl, "Stick it to the man," a most opportune moment, i understand.
Is this a cliche' or did someone else already say it? I thought of it today while having lunch.
No matter how you slice it,
cheese and more cheese,
is the best food,
no doubt
about
it.
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #67 on:
August 30, 2011, 12:25:00 AM »
by
Dax
— mine, alone
there is a wasp nest in the oak tree
a wasp in my room circling the light
now I care more for the continual buzz
than what budweiser might of first said
to the folk on the darkside of the moon
moments later
my room is a hospice for the tree wasp
I imagine the fall, my swollen neck, legs
mosquito scars, me, I spell kiekegaard
pleasuring a want of the car rental I see
black and red passports poesy and incubus
that little dress and how wrong is beautiful
we as morning
before the fall calisthenics is inevitable
words get bigger become blandishments for sun
then die as blarney under the old nato calender
now the wasp is cadaverous at my feet no more
fancy maple and beech, dreams, first fell Rome
ghost, then, read not speak, such fear is all mine
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #68 on:
August 30, 2011, 01:17:44 AM »
by
Robin B. Lipinski
yes Earl, it is truly yours. No words needed from me other than to say, "nice."
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Re: My Journal
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August 30, 2011, 12:56:17 PM »
by
Robin B. Lipinski
Waking to the sun rising over the red sands of war,
looking off in the distance, there was peace,
walking lovers, hand in hand,
while last nights city lights still flickered,
casting shadows over still waters.
Caught in turmoil,
like a fish gasping for life,
it was to be another day like all others,
trapped here on Mars.
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #70 on:
August 31, 2011, 02:34:06 AM »
by
Dax
franklin
maelstrom of quiet deference
tom paine was a simpleton
look what happened to him
pyrotechnics did for nero what
[your]
english does to panhandle the plough
guys hang about in public conveniences
do so as a measure of stature and hubris
do we need it in gothic font
before the headlights work
— lord jim
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #71 on:
August 31, 2011, 12:39:38 PM »
by
Robin B. Lipinski
yes, more than yes, to yes.
ben flew it because he knew it,
paul rode because he believed,
settlers moved because of (royal decree),
and youth standing like deer in the headlights, waiting to catch the disease.
***
and now onto the forecast.
Morning yawn turning frosty at the breakfast table,
partial clearing of small talk,
turning to parting chatter.
Full sun of witty banter with the single secretary,
with the afternoon blowing full gale at the board meeting,
evening thunderstorm when she learns...
Yes folks, it is 100% chance for a torrent of words.
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #72 on:
August 31, 2011, 06:44:30 PM »
by
Robin B. Lipinski
she sat in the Wal-Mart electric chair,
reaching for candy.
a product for her production of fat,
which is why she sat there.
last i saw, she was standing in Subway,
saying I'll have provolone
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #73 on:
August 31, 2011, 10:54:55 PM »
by
Dax
how to run an underground still
. . . now is the time for all good people to come to the aid of the party and on the radio a period of rare silence said why change now nothing has changed since the sun went down and the big chicken started to lay another set of daydreams, Orwell sold the BBC on the idea that an audience in the dark will buy into anything, even a turd, when everything is a turd sold with style and taste, ask schoolboys about the fertile histories of empires, crusades and God Save The Turd. The Turd that spins, upturns, distills, is neither wrong nor right, good or bad, it is just, just made so by man's estate, slim pickings high and low and the poor will be doubley poor in 50 years from now, orphans of those few whose longterm interests beset the same sort of short term priorities, when dynasties want desert pyramids the rest, custom and law, comes easy — get fed on chaff, build with straw, disown the poor . . .
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Re: My Journal
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Reply #74 on:
August 31, 2011, 11:43:22 PM »
by
Dax
respectability
I neither expect nor want
a bird sings its wanderings
poesy over my wicked cracks
into something soft and dim
adventure
what
fine ladies, have these
eyes no equal
you see them dressed to kill
I on the other hand
pretend, deception
alone I play with my heart
as strings, taught, unread
yes ladies, you need a pattern
shapes, I see the smile takes
your head, not Boccherini
I your heart
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dmWAve3Pvk
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