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ron-hurlbut
American It's kinda dark here. Mommy?
Hypotheses abound, regarding the extinction of the reptilian hordes, those base or of distinction. Some aver, and others vow, things must have gone this way and when I hear such lofty speech, I clear my throat and say: “It seems to me that when we speak with such calm certitude we miss the possibility of death by attitude. For when I look upon these bones of prehistoric herds I catch a glimpse of simpler times, and then I see the “birds” For while the stegosaurus trod with stoic steps so slow I perceive he may have been arraigned as one below the wild heights of soaring things, with pointed, cackling heads who mocked him at his every turn (which stegosauri dread) And so as this terrestrial life was bound to suffer so The pterodactyls found great fun to drive them all to woe They drove them off, by day and night, until they were defunct, the primal victims of a craft; the first to e’er be punk’d”
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Apr 6, 2014
Apr 6, 2014 at 10:31 PM UTC
Punk Pterodactyls
He knew it would take muchos huevos to play, but his game plan was good, and he’d be okay. Cause his were as big as the black or the bay patrolling with tabletop backs that were stacked with corrupt, hairy pigs who loved to talk smack, and who bristled with weapons to fend off attack. And, though the opiners would say it was rash, he never could stand it to sit on his *** So, he hurled his armored gelatinous mass with a splurge of insouciance at all those legs. The guards slung pejoratives – bent to fillet his ovoid trajectory into a splay of malfeasance – but their slashes only caught air as he flew like a mortar past their stony glare and that bold lettered sign he had read as a dare: “Tis Forbidden To Sit On the Wall” -- the King
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Apr 6, 2014
Apr 6, 2014 at 10:14 PM UTC
In Which a Rebellion is Unwittingly Fomented by an Outrageous **** (or, Humpty Dumpty’s Last Hurrah)
Gnats-eye lace scallops over whisper-skin lady mounds as my free range gaze, three thin sheets to the wind, spies her midriff eye, and tiny star-burst lines invite tonight's tired sigh to imbibe life.
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Nov 9, 2012
Nov 9, 2012 at 11:29 PM UTC
Good Night
I do not shriek at bedtime, when the bad cacciatore twitches in my belly, and the mushrooms knock a fearful tattoo at my throat. Instead, I glide through the vestibule of shadows that lies between the bedroom door and the mattress past the closet's maw - a crypt from which I have exhumed many a princess whose sweet caresses last only long enough to cuff my trust into terror; their butternut breath on my smooth cheek scratching valleys down which my tears may flow into my open mouth where the salt tingles on my tongue as I cloak my doom with the incantation of the innocent: "If I should die before I wake...."
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Nov 8, 2012
Nov 8, 2012 at 7:49 AM UTC
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep