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"adolph" poems
Classical Trumpism: Judas makes a strong and powerful betrayal. Neo-Classical-Trumpism: *Adolph is a good friend of mine. He makes a strong                            and powerful argument regarding purity.* Contemporary Trumpism: I love and trust my little buddy, Kim. Modern Trumpism: *Vlad, whom I trust with my marriage, makes a                                    reel strong and powerful argument.* Trumpism:  Sad, Sad, Sad. Witch hunt. There was no collusion. Neo-Trumpism: *Crooked Malia and Sasha are to blame for the                             collusion with Canada, Mexico and South America*.
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 1:18 PM UTC
Through the Ages
Excerpts from “Travels with Einstein” by Michael R. Burch for Trump I went to Berlin to learn wisdom from Adolph. The wild spittle flew as he screamed at me, with great conviction: “Please despise me! I look like a Jew!” So I flew off to ’Nam to learn wisdom from tall Yankees who cursed “yellow” foes. “If we lose this small square,” they informed me, earth’s nations will fall, dominoes!” I then sat at Christ’s feet to learn wisdom, but his Book, from its genesis to close, said: “Men can enslave their own brothers!” (I soon noticed he lacked any clothes.) So I traveled to bright Tel Aviv where great scholars with lofty IQs informed me that (since I’m an Arab) I’m unfit to lick dirt from their shoes. At last, done with learning, I stumbled to a well where the waters seemed sweet: the mirage of American “justice.” There I wept a real sea, in defeat. Originally published by Café Dissensus Keywords/Tags: Einstein, Adolph, ****** Berlin, Jew, Jews, Arab, Arabs, Palestinian, Palestinians, Vietnam, Vietnamese, American, Americans, Yankees, Domino, Theory, Dominoes, Jesus, Christ, Bible, Christian, Christianity, Slave, Slaves, Slavery, Israel, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv
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Jul 21, 2020
Jul 21, 2020 at 4:11 AM UTC
Excerpts from “Travels with Einstein”
If I had a dollar for every poem I wrote.... I'd have like a billion dollars Because I would just write a program that spits out random words and phrases Then someone would tell me that they're only going to pay me 50 cents per poem if I'm going to be like that. I'd be like "Whatever, dude...that's still half a billion dollars" Can't be greedy, you know. Then they'd try to pass some sort of law defining what a poem can and can't be, spending millions of tax-payer dollars to stop me from writing poems like this: SHITAKE DUCK FOOTBALL magnifying glass eats adolph ****** can I be valentine bubblewrap I think so maybe I peanut butter 1975 Yankees Did you **** Robocop. The judge would rule in my favor.  That would really **** off the poor saps that had to pay me for my poems. Doesn't really matter though.... No one pays me for this ****
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Jul 13, 2012
Jul 13, 2012 at 8:39 PM UTC
If I had a dollar....
Drive a hummer in Amsterdam, protest their red-light district, claiming Pat Robinson sent you. Preach that marijuana should only be for medical reasons Hard liquor is great for your brain, liver and all vital organs Go into a Synagogue recite a Mein Kamf passage Meanwhile, triple cross your fingers, your toes and hastily leave shouting praises to Adolph Go into an expensive Italian restaurant, whip out a can of Dinney Moore stew, open can up meanwhile sing loudly "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" After all this, check yourself in because without doubt you are seriously ill
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 5:57 PM UTC
Strange and DEADLY mixtures
I dreamt  I went to heaven; (Or someplace, perhaps not there) , It surely was surreal. I was somewhere in this vision, For I certainly wasn't here. In revelry I searched the crowd, Saw countless faces shining. Booth and Chapman smiled sublimely; Oswald and Ruby discussed their crimes; And Adolph and Idi were enjoying time.. Charlie and Earl began singing, And Brutus danced out with  his brothers. And the legions were carousing, I wept while browsing, I didn't see her here. Did I take the wrong path, As  dreamers often do; And miss the gates of Paradise, To go to Hell for you. In the centre of this commotion, Judas called me over With his martyr's  smile. We joined with the others, (Ones he knows as brothers) , And lead me to the One I sought. I'm in heaven when I'm with her. I  roused myself, Shook hard and long. All the teachings we ingrained On bent knees with hands inclined, In prayer and subtle song, Truly wronged us all along. In death, I know, we leave behind Our Hell-on-earth, and find, Everlasting Peace-of-Mind. .
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Feb 13, 2023
Feb 13, 2023 at 7:22 AM UTC
Where the Hell Am I?
***** charley was the name of our high school mascot back in the early 1930's we was a bunch of german kids we loved adolph ****** -- after the war i became a used-car dealer in peoria -- my wife died my kids went to college -- the grand children are "out there" ----somewhere
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Oct 19, 2010
Oct 19, 2010 at 1:19 PM UTC
good ole days
The role of the artist,            of course,      has always been that of image-maker; Different times require different images; Today when aspirations have been reduced to a desperate attempt to escape from evil, & times are out of joint,       our obsessive, subterranean    & _pictographic_ images are the expression of the neurosis which is our reality;   to my mind certain                                    so-called abstraction is not abstraction at all;                                    On the contrary, _it is the realism of our time_ 1. To us art is an adventure       into an unknown world,        which can be explored      only by those willing to                  take the risks; 2. This world of imagination is fancy-free      & violently opposed to common sense; 3.    It is our function as artists to make the spectator see the world our way, not his way; 4. We favor the simple expression of the complex thought. We are for the large shape because it has the impact of the unequivocal. We wish to reassert the picture plane. We are   for flat forms because they destroy illusion and reveal truth;    |                                      _5. It is a widely accepted notion among painters                                      that it doesn't matter what one paints as long as                                      it is well painted. Rothko said this is the essence                                      of academicism;_ 6. There is no such thing as a good painting about nothing. 7. We assert that the subject is crucial & only that subject matter is valid which is tragic and timeless.   That is why we profess spiritual kinship with primitive & archaic art
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Aug 21, 2018
Aug 21, 2018 at 7:06 PM UTC
brief manifesto by Adolph Gottlieb w/ Mark Rothko & Barnett Newman
The role of the artist,            of course,      has always been that of image-maker; Different times require different images; Today when aspirations have been reduced to a desperate attempt to escape from evil, & times are out of joint,       our obsessive, subterranean    & _pictographic_ images are the expression of the neurosis which is our reality;   to my mind certain                                    so-called abstraction is not abstraction at all;                                    On the contrary, _it is the realism of our time_ 1. To us art is an adventure       into an unknown world,        which can be explored      only by those willing to                  take the risks; 2. This world of imagination is fancy-free      & violently opposed to common sense; 3.    It is our function as artists to make the spectator see the world our way, not his way; 4. We favor the simple expression of the complex thought. We are for the large shape because it has the impact of the unequivocal. We wish to reassert the picture plane. We are   for flat forms because they destroy illusion and reveal truth;    |                                      _5. It is a widely accepted notion among painters                                      that it doesn't matter what one paints as long as                                      it is well painted. Rothko said this is the essence                                      of academicism;_ 6. There is no such thing as a good painting about nothing. 7. We assert that the subject is crucial & only that subject matter is valid which is tragic and timeless.   That is why we profess spiritual kinship with primitive & archaic art
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The Weapons of Mass Seduction By: David Wayne Clare (a message about global discrimination) Imagine a World today with only love Where no one fights, pushes or shoves Humans racing to share embrace The only thing worn is a smiling face Working together in nature's land Linguistically silent so as to understand No passports are needed to travel afar Always feel welcomed no matter who you are People all happy, through peace we co-exist No war-time armies here for us to enlist We reap what we sow, no one bears greed When nature provides us all that we need All join hands together to end all the crime Let's learn from mistakes past now of our mankind Knowledge is the key to all future instruction As we empower the weapons of mass seduction... World Peace Now! Love Conquers Hatred! End Discrimination! (The Anagram of ADOLPH ****** = HOT RAPID HELL While the Anagram of ALBERT EINSTEIN = TEN ELITE BRAINS) © In Perpetuity By: David Clare - All Rights Reserved For my great uncle...Truman Clare We can't help what we look like, be kind to all brothers and sisters...
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Oct 10, 2015
Oct 10, 2015 at 3:04 PM UTC
Weapons of Mass Seduction
Mein Shaft I know many people, are aware of the book, when Adolph spoke, the whole world shook, this tyrant, this madman, thought he had a clue, the best thing for his world, was to eliminate the Jew. His only achievment was this book of his fears, Mein Komph was his struggle, for all of those years, he penned another describing his craft, of playing with himself, he called it Mein Shaft For this book of his, totally explained, this closed minded fool, was very small brained, so fondling himself, was what he did best, how did he happen, we were sleeping?, I guessed Gomer LePoet...
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Mar 11, 2010
Mar 11, 2010 at 5:26 PM UTC
Mein Shaft
Napoleon stayed in Elba, Pulling his bone apart; Lenin was in Siberia, So deep, none heard him **** Adolph passed his time in Landsburg, Hardening his heart; And Don's in Mar-a-Lago Perfecting his Con art. He's no Monte Cristo, Righting perceived wrongs; He'll fleece all his believers, In stealth, like Viet Cong.
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Jun 16, 2022
Jun 16, 2022 at 9:10 AM UTC
No Stranger in Paradise
At a Paul Jones in 1960 was the start, at the HermanSons Hall she stole his heart. Her twenty told Adolph Hoffner when to stop Ooh! He was handsome and a cotton top. It starts with a soft shoe, or a boogie beat he twirls her around up out of her seat, off they go to the smooth dance floor he pulls her in, to throw her out once more. He smiles, she radiates, all so natural, the two step, the jitterbug, having a ball! So fluid and together like poetry in motion, Number 9 was his favorite love potion. About ten years later, it would be, back at the dance hall he and she. Me and my two sisters all around their feet happy and singing to the country beat. Then he'd pick us up, daughters all three and a dancing family we would be! Baby sister on his shoulders, us on each hip, mom had his hand and could still get a dip. He'd spin us all around as if we were one, I can't remember ever having so much fun! Sore feet, out of breath, on into the night never remember them ever having a fight. Dancer's move back, some room to give Encore! More! for them to dance is to live!!! The smells were "Charles of the Ritz", and "Old Spice", it used to blend so very nice. The Texas Tophands were the band that first night that he took her hand. That's how she hooked him, she would say, bribed a whistler, to look her way, blew the whistle, so that he would stop and be her partner, spin her like a top! He's been her partner now for 48 years had her hand through laughter and tears. As their daughter I just wanted to say, Happy Anniversary! Have a wonderful day.
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 8:25 PM UTC
BRYAN & DEE FAHRIG
At a Paul Jones in 1960 was the start, at the HermanSons Hall she stole his heart. Her twenty told Adolph Hoffner when to stop Ooh! He was handsome and a cotton top. It starts with a soft shoe, or a boogie beat he twirls her around up out of her seat, off they go to the smooth dance floor he pulls her in, to throw her out once more. He smiles, she radiates, all so natural, the two step, the jitterbug, having a ball! So fluid and together like poetry in motion, Number 9 was his favorite love potion. About ten years later, it would be, back at the dance hall he and she. Me and my two sisters all around their feet happy and singing to the country beat. Then he'd pick us up, daughters all three and a dancing family we would be! Baby sister on his shoulders, us on each hip, mom had his hand and could still get a dip. He'd spin us all around as if we were one, I can't remember ever having so much fun! Sore feet, out of breath, on into the night never remember them ever having a fight. Dancer's move back, some room to give Encore! More! for them to dance is to live!!! The smells were "Charles of the Ritz", and "Old Spice", it used to blend so very nice. The Texas Tophands were the band that first night that he took her hand. That's how she hooked him, she would say, bribed a whistler, to look her way, blew the whistle, so that he would stop and be her partner, spin her like a top! He's been her partner now for 48 years had her hand through laughter and tears. As their daughter I just wanted to say, Happy Anniversary! Have a wonderful day.
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Many of the world's greatest Leaders throughout our tumultuous history have; Many of  the insightful Revolutionaries in stink hole and glory hole countries have; Many of the oppressed, disenfranchised and cheated also have. Look to Lenin, Mandela, Gandi, Nehru, Havel, Bhutto, Ceausescu, Charles I, Papadopoulos, Lady Jane Grey, Louis XVI, Marcos, Milosevic, a pile of Mohameds, Mussolini, Nicholas II, Pinochet, Saddam, Marie Antoinette, Pope Clement V, Selassie, Baghdadi, Duvalier, and, let's not forget the author of Mien Kampf, Adolph the Tenderizer. And what do they all have in common? Some, before they became boldly notorious, and others, after they became criminally notorious. Some, looked out their window and saw platforms being erected. Others witnessed gallows, guillotines. posts and walls. They all got some time in: PRISON. GAOL. JAIL. COOLER. LOCKUP.  DUNGEON. KEEP. PEN. BASTILLE. CLINK. STATESVILLE. SLAMMER. STOCKADE. THE BIG HOUSE. You get the idea. His time will come.
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Nov 21, 2020
Nov 21, 2020 at 9:50 AM UTC
Give Him a Little Time
Ohh I'm proud of this one look what he's become waving guns and leaving mums bloodied in the sun run little rabbits don't let him catch your legs he'll cut them at the tendons and keep your brothers head so young to be so vicious he's got fire in his eyes and venom in his gums and he smiles when he cries little Adolph Horowitz is a troubled little boy don't let him in your home unless you wish to be his toy
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Dec 28, 2011
Dec 28, 2011 at 5:28 PM UTC
Little Adolph Horowitz
With the special definition of Private Week for private mathematics, the new INGLES; | the INGLES, mosaic must be a member of Yamampukichi's Red Monkey. To write to the personal seeker, write NARRRATTTORR MMER 1910 EYKIKI | 19 | | |                                     | | | | SOCIZES Markus Nell, code of Adolph Hushi Singh, and Liberty and Olivia wanted to keep the secret number of 'Emanuel D' of the nation -. "When I came to Wood for the action of Kishito" ... Jacob Saccramanto's solution was a bad relationship with today's Granada and the Ladies of Paula Killa. "This is red light," he said. . ... but I do not know life, my friend said that "the first German company, or those words ..." and "... Easton pastor, gold, silver and hollow mo' gold" SMagda, Fleming said 'Uganda, Eug-ra, Uganda , Uganda, Uganda, Uganda, Uganda, Pierce, Pierce, Uganda - Uganda - The child is born a father, a banker, 1919 100-100 is not well, said Wasa. To request a red motor's grace from the ammunicipator: Provider: A and B Scans, and Gregory, and John, who are responsible for the work of the mathematical units and the most difficult to answer. Participants of Combat, and the next Lindsay (barking) of Nell Mariner Akiki Sosise 19 and, for example, St. Gregory I Rigita Cornelius and Paul Russelli: "FSNIO" of Yugen HTML readers of their song "In Pressure" to ... Great Olivia Larcenaae Milkey Crissorgansen Grenadier, William the "Red" in Germany, who is in Florence ...               "..." ... an image of the summer, Alice Harcouss Keninisate Orophise; Fleming Sea Zone According to the policy of "The honeys of gold, two gold and Christians" is a day, "pirosporic ... ", "small" miracles | and metabolic yuan, found in time, and they are 100 | and God PinanIza, Baki SacriAcid's Adult JMA is the first pipipina.
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Jan 2, 2019
Jan 2, 2019 at 1:28 AM UTC
Untitled | "..." | || the first pipipina
With the special definition of Private Week for private mathematics, the new INGLES; | the INGLES, mosaic must be a member of Yamampukichi's Red Monkey. To write to the personal seeker, write NARRRATTTORR MMER 1910 EYKIKI | 19 | | |                                     | | | | SOCIZES Markus Nell, code of Adolph Hushi Singh, and Liberty and Olivia wanted to keep the secret number of 'Emanuel D' of the nation -. "When I came to Wood for the action of Kishito" ... Jacob Saccramanto's solution was a bad relationship with today's Granada and the Ladies of Paula Killa. "This is red light," he said. . ... but I do not know life, my friend said that "the first German company, or those words ..." and "... Easton pastor, gold, silver and hollow mo' gold" SMagda, Fleming said 'Uganda, Eug-ra, Uganda , Uganda, Uganda, Uganda, Uganda, Pierce, Pierce, Uganda - Uganda - The child is born a father, a banker, 1919 100-100 is not well, said Wasa. To request a red motor's grace from the ammunicipator: Provider: A and B Scans, and Gregory, and John, who are responsible for the work of the mathematical units and the most difficult to answer. Participants of Combat, and the next Lindsay (barking) of Nell Mariner Akiki Sosise 19 and, for example, St. Gregory I Rigita Cornelius and Paul Russelli: "FSNIO" of Yugen HTML readers of their song "In Pressure" to ... Great Olivia Larcenaae Milkey Crissorgansen Grenadier, William the "Red" in Germany, who is in Florence ...               "..." ... an image of the summer, Alice Harcouss Keninisate Orophise; Fleming Sea Zone According to the policy of "The honeys of gold, two gold and Christians" is a day, "pirosporic ... ", "small" miracles | and metabolic yuan, found in time, and they are 100 | and God PinanIza, Baki SacriAcid's Adult JMA is the first pipipina.
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