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The Iron Horse can still saddle this Coach, Whose Extract nourishes the Children he trains: One the Golden Girl; The Other a Hodge, Transpose to the Miracle-Boy remains Two-Scores-and-Four his Dedication baits, Like Tunes based to emasculate them both Here in the Pillow-Jungle Success does wait Bending limbs into Sport; Then promotes their Growth What Circus! Said the Lame Artist envine Yet in Prayer begs him to join the Fray He looked at his Pearls; And saw that they Shine Which, suspend, trained his Boon-Dogs to obey. Hence, to Devotion his Shoes retire Partner and Career; In Big Thanks suspire.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 6:59 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: ANDY BANKS
The antique shop, a cauldron where memories from far and near boil and froth, where chronological order didn't matter, time stood still, part real, as much magic, different lives from distant lands and time rolled in to one. Here they met, by chance,a man and a mysterious woman,with an eye for unusual, among what was  on display were things a conman would seek and also favorite stuff fit for  kings, artifacts and articles they must have used or hankered after. Past uses these museum pieces as baits for us, secretly preparing us to surrender before future, unkind and rude in mind; he changed roles as both con and king, there was a constant yes, she was the mate in each he couldn't take  eyes  off her, and she asked what he looks for, "The famous ****** quilt, that was to be mine twice before, I missed making it mine, narrowly every time" He wondered how did he make up that story so quick. "I can take you to the quilt, but it isn't here" she said not a bit  hesitant He was flabbergasted by the turn of events,as if a hidden scripted move shows the way They left by her car, she was eloquent about the effects of the ****** quilt. As they stood near the ****** quilt, in this room he thought was part of an antique shop, the place looked deserted, and her eyes shone when she suggestively said "Want to test the effect? Don't be disappointed" It wasn't. How could one  imagine, that the quilt can be so voluptuous. That secret shook him out of his shell, she had  nothing to do  with antique of any kind, just another visitor like him, and the quilt was an ingenious plot she hatched in keeping with my sudden flourish, the quilt, was a new addition in her bed patch worked in silk, light weight, it wasn't a blanket, but ****** in its very touch it was them, the moment of adventure they found had brought the rapture,who would regret?
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Jul 28, 2013
Jul 28, 2013 at 1:23 PM UTC
An ****** Quilt, Found by Chance
The antique shop, a cauldron where memories from far and near boil and froth, where chronological order didn't matter, time stood still, part real, as much magic, different lives from distant lands and time rolled in to one. Here they met, by chance,a man and a mysterious woman,with an eye for unusual, among what was  on display were things a conman would seek and also favorite stuff fit for  kings, artifacts and articles they must have used or hankered after. Past uses these museum pieces as baits for us, secretly preparing us to surrender before future, unkind and rude in mind; he changed roles as both con and king, there was a constant yes, she was the mate in each he couldn't take  eyes  off her, and she asked what he looks for, "The famous ****** quilt, that was to be mine twice before, I missed making it mine, narrowly every time" He wondered how did he make up that story so quick. "I can take you to the quilt, but it isn't here" she said not a bit  hesitant He was flabbergasted by the turn of events,as if a hidden scripted move shows the way They left by her car, she was eloquent about the effects of the ****** quilt. As they stood near the ****** quilt, in this room he thought was part of an antique shop, the place looked deserted, and her eyes shone when she suggestively said "Want to test the effect? Don't be disappointed" It wasn't. How could one  imagine, that the quilt can be so voluptuous. That secret shook him out of his shell, she had  nothing to do  with antique of any kind, just another visitor like him, and the quilt was an ingenious plot she hatched in keeping with my sudden flourish, the quilt, was a new addition in her bed patch worked in silk, light weight, it wasn't a blanket, but ****** in its very touch it was them, the moment of adventure they found had brought the rapture,who would regret?
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And gusts a wind that never sleeps When at the pond arrives a breathless boy, Knees kneel within the reeds and muck To glimpse distorted carp beneath. He counts his boundless hunter's luck As shiftless as a seaweed wreath, Then baits the wand that bears his angler's ploy, And gusts discern he plays for keeps. This boy roguish As fish are coy. And silent in the swaying deeps The drifting dance of carps who dream and wish Is ceased by ripples from a splash -- Refractions of the surface shake As sinks an enigmatic flash: Allure from realms beyond the lake. The one that hungers proves the bravest fish, And silent, at the lure he leaps. Bravery
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Aug 24, 2013
Aug 24, 2013 at 12:00 PM UTC
Bravery
How can my eyes hunger for tormentors bodies where in my soul can I find desires for sadists Eves threw on fitted coats of Marquis de Sade borrowed his manuals and added even more pages pierced the heart of a Dove defending his nest with lethal pins And in joyous indignities with devilment aplomp they reclined and crackled in wanton doltishness He thinks of and desires us and wants to make amor with us How can a heart marinated in love truely sincere a soul ready to die rather than any harm to Eves Be mother or sister or perchance even a stranger alas in utter ********** and grotesque situation dire Come undone with healthy pristine heart ripped to pieces hung drawn and quartered and sliced in tiny morsels Like fish baits for mice and minnows or hens clucking All at the hands of Sirens who worshipped in Satan's cravens How can a soul with only the spark of Salvation aglow where it once housed his heart and enduring humanity With brimful joy and devotions in fitting measures true as all Eves where to him nowt but sisters and earth angels Now his burning blood runs cold like rivelets in the Arctic their words ring hollow and smiles shows rapiers of snakes Nothing stirs desires for all Eves now seem and look like wicked corpses Delilahs' wrecking vengeance on Samsons in wickedness supreme [email protected] rights reserved
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Aug 23, 2018
Aug 23, 2018 at 4:31 AM UTC
I Don't See You That Way Anymore.......
# ***My mind to frolic, with words of Frost Slides between and then is lost Drifting ‘round to fellows long My thirst is deep; desires strong Filled with all that Maya says Flits in and out my meddling head And ah, when Pablo speaks of love My heart's aflutter with pure white doves Around the beat, who else but Poe A deep dark place I've come to know I stop to ponder the words worth As if I've nursed them from their birth I settle to hear the rambling brook Where Gwendolyn baits my eager hook Then ‘long comes Oscar, running wild I listen like an eager child When Langston paints his colored hues His canvas fills my point of view Not just the finest spinning me To this state of flux and reverie For verses drift from near and far Forever reaching for the stars Feeding on the gentle night I languish in the word's delight Finding rhyme from ‘neath the skin The place where passion's settled in To fill my cup, appease my soul Till hunger's sated, fat and whole The empty space behind my eyes Is filled with life's sweet lullabies And when at last, I lay to rest I'm filled with cadence of the best*** #
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Aug 24, 2018
Aug 24, 2018 at 7:24 AM UTC
Cadence of the Best
Lays of Mystery, Imagination, and Humor Number 1 I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls, And each damp thing that creeps and crawls Went wobble-wobble on the walls. Faint odours of departed cheese, Blown on the dank, unwholesome breeze, Awoke the never ending sneeze. Strange pictures decked the arras drear, Strange characters of woe and fear, The humbugs of the social sphere. One showed a vain and noisy **** That shouted empty words and big At him that nodded in a wig. And one, a dotard grim and gray, Who wasteth childhood's happy day In work more profitless than play. Whose icy breast no pity warms, Whose little victims sit in swarms, And slowly sob on lower forms. And one, a green thyme-honoured Bank, Where flowers are growing wild and rank, Like weeds that fringe a poisoned tank. All birds of evil omen there Flood with rich Notes the tainted air, The witless wanderer to snare. The fatal Notes neglected fall, No creature heeds the treacherous call, For all those goodly Strawn Baits Pall. The wandering phantom broke and fled, Straightway I saw within my head A vision of a ghostly bed, Where lay two worn decrepit men, The fictions of a lawyer's pen, Who never more might breathe again. The serving-man of Richard Roe Wept, inarticulate with woe: She wept, that waiting on John Doe. "Oh rouse", I urged, "the waning sense With tales of tangled evidence, Of suit, demurrer, and defence." "Vain", she replied, "such mockeries: For morbid fancies, such as these, No suits can suit, no plea can please." And bending o'er that man of straw, She cried in grief and sudden awe, Not inappropriately, "Law!" The well-remembered voice he knew, He smiled, he faintly muttered "Sue!" (Her very name was legal too.) The night was fled, the dawn was nigh: A hurricane went raving by, And swept the Vision from mine eye. Vanished that dim and ghostly bed, (The hangings, tape; the tape was red happy 'Tis o'er, and Doe and Roe are dead! Oh, yet my spirit inly crawls, What time it shudderingly recalls That horrid dream of marble halls!
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The Palace of Humbug
Lays of Mystery, Imagination, and Humor Number 1 I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls, And each damp thing that creeps and crawls Went wobble-wobble on the walls. Faint odours of departed cheese, Blown on the dank, unwholesome breeze, Awoke the never ending sneeze. Strange pictures decked the arras drear, Strange characters of woe and fear, The humbugs of the social sphere. One showed a vain and noisy **** That shouted empty words and big At him that nodded in a wig. And one, a dotard grim and gray, Who wasteth childhood's happy day In work more profitless than play. Whose icy breast no pity warms, Whose little victims sit in swarms, And slowly sob on lower forms. And one, a green thyme-honoured Bank, Where flowers are growing wild and rank, Like weeds that fringe a poisoned tank. All birds of evil omen there Flood with rich Notes the tainted air, The witless wanderer to snare. The fatal Notes neglected fall, No creature heeds the treacherous call, For all those goodly Strawn Baits Pall. The wandering phantom broke and fled, Straightway I saw within my head A vision of a ghostly bed, Where lay two worn decrepit men, The fictions of a lawyer's pen, Who never more might breathe again. The serving-man of Richard Roe Wept, inarticulate with woe: She wept, that waiting on John Doe. "Oh rouse", I urged, "the waning sense With tales of tangled evidence, Of suit, demurrer, and defence." "Vain", she replied, "such mockeries: For morbid fancies, such as these, No suits can suit, no plea can please." And bending o'er that man of straw, She cried in grief and sudden awe, Not inappropriately, "Law!" The well-remembered voice he knew, He smiled, he faintly muttered "Sue!" (Her very name was legal too.) The night was fled, the dawn was nigh: A hurricane went raving by, And swept the Vision from mine eye. Vanished that dim and ghostly bed, (The hangings, tape; the tape was red happy 'Tis o'er, and Doe and Roe are dead! Oh, yet my spirit inly crawls, What time it shudderingly recalls That horrid dream of marble halls!
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Pity would be no more, If we did not make somebody Poor; And Mercy no more could be. If all were as happy as we; And mutual fear brings peace; Till the selfish loves increase. Then Cruelty knits a snare, And spreads his baits with care. He sits down with holy fears. And waters the ground with tears: Then Humility takes its root Underneath his foot. Soon spreads the dismal shade Of Mystery over his head; And the Caterpillar and Fly Feed on the Mystery. And it bears the fruit of Deceit. Ruddy and sweet to eat: And the Raven his nest has made In its thickest shade. The Gods of the earth and sea, Sought thro’ Nature to find this Tree But their search was all in vain: There grows one in the Human Brain
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The Human Abstract
It was a mere young woman, who lived by the sea, Her house was on the shore, occupied by her family; The house of a fisherman, that was so tall and slender, Was built on an island, opposite to her. It was a starry evening when they both met each other, When fisherman put some baits on water, He saw a woman drowning in the sea; She was caught by his baits accidentally. The fisherman came to save her; Brought her at home and gave her anything he can offer. There they started knowing each other; Laughing and talking while watching the moon together. As the moonlight flashed at each other’s eyes, It showed feelings which suddenly arise. A feeling pierced sharply like dart Was the love felt strongly by their heart. Then the sun rose and ended their beautiful night, Woman needs to go home and leave his sight. Poor little fisherman can’t defy; Hugged the woman and kissed her goodbye. Months have passed but fisherman was still in woman’s mind. She love him and it’s difficult to hide, So she went to the opposite island to see him, And found fisherman and his wife and child with him. The woman stepped back and went to the shore; She drowned herself for life’s not good anymore, But someone stopped her and grabbed her. It was fisherman who gladly said “You came back” and pulled her out of the water. Out spoke the woman, --”You’re now married, so let me die!” “What? I’m not married, you’re telling a lie!” “I went to your house and I saw you with your wife and child!” “That’s my twin brother”, then the fisherman smiled. Now, it’s the fisherman and the woman living by the sea, In an island where they both dwell happily. With the moon above, they exchanged their vows so quiet, On a lo
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Feb 1, 2014
Feb 1, 2014 at 4:28 AM UTC
The Woman and the Fisherman
It was a mere young woman, who lived by the sea, Her house was on the shore, occupied by her family; The house of a fisherman, that was so tall and slender, Was built on an island, opposite to her. It was a starry evening when they both met each other, When fisherman put some baits on water, He saw a woman drowning in the sea; She was caught by his baits accidentally. The fisherman came to save her; Brought her at home and gave her anything he can offer. There they started knowing each other; Laughing and talking while watching the moon together. As the moonlight flashed at each other’s eyes, It showed feelings which suddenly arise. A feeling pierced sharply like dart Was the love felt strongly by their heart. Then the sun rose and ended their beautiful night, Woman needs to go home and leave his sight. Poor little fisherman can’t defy; Hugged the woman and kissed her goodbye. Months have passed but fisherman was still in woman’s mind. She love him and it’s difficult to hide, So she went to the opposite island to see him, And found fisherman and his wife and child with him. The woman stepped back and went to the shore; She drowned herself for life’s not good anymore, But someone stopped her and grabbed her. It was fisherman who gladly said “You came back” and pulled her out of the water. Out spoke the woman, --”You’re now married, so let me die!” “What? I’m not married, you’re telling a lie!” “I went to your house and I saw you with your wife and child!” “That’s my twin brother”, then the fisherman smiled. Now, it’s the fisherman and the woman living by the sea, In an island where they both dwell happily. With the moon above, they exchanged their vows so quiet, On a lo
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Shades of yellow cast on our dreams Skin burning through layers of sunscreen When gifts of foresight weigh on our beings Let great powers grow evermore carefree To satisfy eternity. Empirical evidence against the empire’s truth Makes humankind akin to a neurotic fool Who comes to think that it’ll always nullify Oh for we all must die! Young and old both playing their games Seduced by the baits of short-term gains Unable to afford the bail out of prison Wait for great powers to relieve this addiction To satisfy eternity. Spawns of decadence in the wake of our new tools Let us deter suicide with the poisons that soothe They all say everything will fall, to act seems futile Oh for we all shall die! Whether in shame or in desire Must we forget all we’ve acquired For yesterday’s pride, tomorrow’s glory Shake hands with friends and slain the enemy To satisfy eternity.
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Jul 12, 2022
Jul 12, 2022 at 8:33 PM UTC
To Satisfy Eternity (2017)
I'm conflicted by addictions Choices to be made Some come with restrictions The piper must be paid A small drink after dinner A smoke out in the yard Conflicted by addictions The choices are quite hard Temptation's round the corner It's where ever you may look You're a small fish in the ocean And the devil baits the hook Choices are wide open There are many to be made But, no matter your direction The piper must be paid Compulsive interactions May drive the train you ride The devil's the conductor And he's there right by your side The devil's in the details And one day the bill is due You have to pay the piper For the choices made by you He doesn't want your money He hooked you, that's his goal Your addictive interactions Cost you dearly with your soul
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 3:35 PM UTC
Pay the Piper
ten men fishing on auckland wharf all with thin fibreglass rods just that exact distance (made in china) all watching each others baits bobbing in the silver sheen no one watching his own sinker bobbing one twitches down the line a reel swishes reeling in nine men watching intently now 20 cm struggling catch not much, so back it goes. a bronze whaler slinking slowly under twenty pairs of dangling feet decides the distance was too much to crunch a man for snack quietly slinks to the opposite shore where she senses feet splashing on a shallow beach. primitive. © Marshall Gass. All rights reserved, 3 months ago - See more at: http://allpoetry.com/poem/11438556-the-fishermen-on-the-wharf-by-Marshall-Gass#sthash.HWKslwYM.dpuf
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Jul 28, 2014
Jul 28, 2014 at 7:16 PM UTC
the fishermen on the wharf
“Thank You for Being Such a Valued Customer” From the Satellite Provider And, oh! Have we got a deal for you! We looted a channel, we’ve raised your rates We know you’ve paid, but you’re still overdue We teased you with some weekend movie baits Which ought to be included anyway We’re the worst service in history’s annals We fu(dge) your contract almost every day And We want you to buy even more channels!
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Nov 21, 2016
Nov 21, 2016 at 1:50 PM UTC
"Thank You for Being Such a Valued Customer"
She loves it when we go fishing, enjoys all of the activities, spearing & angling, gathering & netting, anything to get down on the shore. Her boy in the boat always bounces, craves more of my dangling. She's a looker, baits my hook just right, I don't fight her & it ain't no shrimp. Nooooo, no wimp here, I always use my big long pole looking for her sweet fishing-hole. When I finally get there, find the right spot, I scrape her scales from every conceivable angle to uncover her tasty pearl. I give her a whirl, shuck the shell out of her as she squeezes me hard with her tight mussel, ready to receive my roe, a splish, a splash, a huge shot of my hot cocktail sauce, curling her toes.
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Aug 29, 2014
Aug 29, 2014 at 10:13 PM UTC
Seafood Lovers
Freedom … It’s just a line. Dominion Dominates. The Republic baits the hooks with choice then Casts the lines to catch those brave enough to bite. We have all bitten. Hook line and sinker. Sink or swim is irrelevant because out of the water We are out of our element. Placed in a new environment with the worm of freedom in our bellies we are blissful. Yet, we cannot breathe. Short of air, yet without a care the worm provides the mirage we need. We fall prey to our captors with ease, as we delve deeper and deeper into slumber. Fortune crushes the brave, as we ate the line with the bait essential to our life. Caught in our own folly of freedom flayed with knives the worm is gone. Bought and sold in markets kept fresh on ice for those who caught us then We are cooked or fried in order to keep the fishermen alive.   Freedom after all… It was just a line.
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Jun 12, 2015
Jun 12, 2015 at 1:24 PM UTC
Fishing
afterparty mingle in a single bedroom vault wincing ceiling slopes so low condemning matter dance to fumbles and more penetrating life forces gum-balls into stressed room couple and squirm over into the crawl space hazardous music and metallic humour is pushing risks and insult no being is out of place pouting the smoke and store brand alcohol routing and deafening and defeating too much the gagster comes thundering down the corridor like he was wrought for applause he addresses those outside the room and it's wagging dogs and a face of cartoony ballooning pep it's hard to handle the wash of wording an assault of enthusiasm jester baits laughter with an old polaroid camera slamming open the door all tension his way he presses the button and projects them all against the walls 'Flash ****** ! ' he squells throws aside the camera 'People Pile!' he thumps into the crowd bed begging a play fight baroque girl hugging her knees crammed under the small sink to the side of the door reaches out a nervy hand and takes the discarded camera watches the ********** photo paper fade in slow retch her own pose lone excluded soul separate and saved she leaves with souvenir
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Jun 30, 2023
Jun 30, 2023 at 6:22 PM UTC
afterparty
2am and he asks if I want to **** With no attempt to butter me up I tell him it all depends on time It's funny, he doesn't ask to be mine He tells me he has all the time in the world I start to wonder if I'm that kind of girl I tell him not to waste his gas I guess he thinks I'm a great piece of *** He baits me with promises of fun Yet he doesn't try to convince me that he's the one I tell him that I'm going to bed He's not getting into my head He says we'll talk another day Only if I want it that way I love it when he asks if I want to **** and smoke It makes me feel special . . . or like the **** of a joke
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Jul 12, 2015
Jul 12, 2015 at 4:21 AM UTC
That Guy
This poem is my presence, In a world devoid of its quintessence It needs not know my name, 'Cause I ain't looking for fame I ain't looking for love, Already got it from above I ain't looking for gold, 'Cause shit's free when I'm old Neither am I looking for recognition, 'Cause I have my own mission One's losing is another's winning, But this oblivious planet just keeps spinning Why pursue something that fades, But ignore the crisis that pervades? We're living in a world full of baits, Constantly making us salivate, Towards the things that manipulate The brittle but truth immaculate, Where dialectics and debates Flourish and permeate, But situations only exacerbate Love now, 'til it's too late iamthe_avatar ©2016
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Aug 23, 2016
Aug 23, 2016 at 5:18 AM UTC
A Call to Love
her eyes whisper "step closer" lips tease this Mr. Freeze with barely a graze leavin the lion in a daze as the gazelle walks away knowing well her smell and gait and the subtle look has her man on the hook and salivatin in anticipation for the meal at hand he holds her hand and whips her around grabs her close her smile is wide and intoxicating windows to the soul send sensual vibes to his very core she kisses him his body tenses and relaxes all at once i couldn't get this high wit a thousand blunts thunder in my ears lightning in my skin and fire in my being i blink and all of a sudden the nymph is like a glimpse and barely there i still smell sweetness and feel soft hair i walk a little further she's there and looking back with the most mischievous display of teeth and twinkle in her eye i smile and give a sigh tonight she simply baits her catch another night perhaps.
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Sep 12, 2012
Sep 12, 2012 at 6:23 PM UTC
A Hunger for the Hunt
Still my body lays interred Earth now cover Silence now baits Wasted breath upon Goodbyes Closed are my eyes to the world above Yet all around I see How this life I led Made me bleed Rain shall soak this frail soul And the sickness cleaned From a heart that couldn't love Have pity on me Until the sun sets Then wipe away all sorrow felt For a lost man lays deep within And the wind blows So harsh and cruel Upon a wasted day
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Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 3:16 PM UTC
Don't Think About It
Ring ring, screamed the teens phone, Ding **** cried the bell, No ones answered a door for a friend, Since the great wifi curtain fell, Pay no attention to what you can be, A wonderful world awaits, Ran by blood and money, Oh! The beauty of business baits, The one true God, the almighty dollar, Dethrones that fraud. And silences a Hollar. Why feed the hungry, When you can feed yourself, Why give clean water, When you can stock your shelf? Well maybe I'm just tired, Of always making excuses, And maybe im just sick, Of the horrible things we do, I want a world desired, Otherwise we're all useless. I've given up on the ***** That claims he wants what's best for you.
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Mar 26, 2015
Mar 26, 2015 at 1:50 AM UTC
Sweet Dreams American Dreams.
Dapping on the surface Trailing a wake of Rehashed hard luck stories Mis-spent dreams and Might have beens Heedless that he is out-depthed He holds to his line And works the bar Tied by a master Plumage plucked to order Starling blue, sparrow dun Two fine threads Gold and black Crosswound, tied off Sealed with honeywax - Stealthy weapon of deception He feels the shifting currents He reads the weather-gauge Spring tide, autumn flood Both echo in his veins Gnarly and half-sodden The old fly baits his game Past his best, yes - but Potent all the same *The fish are wary But the fly is patient*
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Jan 17, 2013
Jan 17, 2013 at 8:13 AM UTC
Barfly
An uncompassionate crowd of 20,000 are tensely sitting in a stadium bloodthirstily waiting for a cruel spectacle they call a ‘bulllfight’ which is actually a ‘bull-harass-and-kill’. This brutal bloodsport is celebrated as a national artform in Spain so the matadors (bullfighters) strut around proudly in their suits of golden thread to loud cheers and excited applause. The bull, frightened suffering, is harassed and killed in three stages: The first stage is called ‘tercio de varas’ ‘the lancing third’ when armoured-horse mounted lancers use a long sharp lance to spear the bull behind his shoulder muscles to weaken the bull’s neck muscles and begin the bull’s loss of blood; The second stage is called ‘tercio de banderillas’ ‘the third of banderillas’ when the matador attacks the bleeding-weakening bull with banderillas (sharp barbed sticks) stabbing the banderillas above the shoulder blades of the bull to anger and agitate the frightened bull fighting for his life. The third stage is called ‘tercio de muerte’ ‘the third of death’ when the matador baits the bull with a red cape then stabs the bull with a steel sword aiming for his heart but often missing leaving the bull suffering multiple stab-wounds bleeding, slowly miserably dying. I wonder when will this barbaric bull-harass-and-kill be banned in all nations?
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Jul 24, 2019
Jul 24, 2019 at 5:49 AM UTC
Bullfight
The ink on my nib has run dry. The cursor is flashing, giving me the evil eye. Shakespeare, Longfellow and even Poe; know. Know the loneliness of a dry pen. At least they were spared the "tic,tic,tic" of the accursed cursor. Mockingly it baits my thinking, sending me round the bend. Poe had a Raven send him mad, I've got a cursor. (In computer user interfaces, a cursor is an indicator used to show the current position for user interaction on a computer monitor or other display device that will respond to input from a text input or pointing device. The mouse cursor is also called a pointer, owing to its resemblance in usage to a pointing stick.) The curse of the cursor. That's what I have, not a dry pen, but an impatient line blinking. Always blinking. Does it go to sleep? It's the refrigerator light of doom, you try to catch it unawares; but NO. It still blinks.
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Jul 15, 2016
Jul 15, 2016 at 10:13 PM UTC
The Dry Pen
Wah would I have never to see her again Wah did I do to her  bleeding heart once then Wah was it I did and yet did not too say so well Wah was it and who's cast under who's casted spells Wah baits and switches me quick in such which-eries Wah was it unexpectedly now and then again again Wah a pet up set up upset and talking is cheaper Wah and phoning is phony for nothing dear Wah more is dear more than riding her Wah heart in arms eyes and all Wah woman woman woe Wah woe pony quake Wah ride or earth Wah shatters Wah Q               U                   A                        K      S                            E
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Apr 17, 2014
Apr 17, 2014 at 7:29 AM UTC
Wah Wah Woman
Casting lines dropping jigs some of them tipped with pig Chicken liver on the river channel, Blues or yellow cats Texas Rig rattle Trap pull out that hot spot map Spinner baits attracting blades casting lures in the shade Spin cast snoopy pole custom rod, medium fast Crappie and largemouth catfishing in the south lakes or rivers, even streams sometimes of the gulf we dream Finger mullet on the line waiting on the drag to whine sharks or rays, even trout, man that what it's all about Whiting or croaker let's go catch some Redfish or salmon for the smoker Northern pike and walleyes white bass and panfish fishing under blue skies Bring a rod and a reel tackle box and cold beer at the lake its the deal Cast and wind catch and clean fried blackened or steamed
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Sep 16, 2016
Sep 16, 2016 at 9:43 AM UTC
Lets Go Fishing