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"chauffer" poems
Downton Abbey’s going off the air. I’m not through yet, it’s just not fair. Nothing before that show ever had That kind of class, that degree of flair. Life without my weekly Downton Is too sad and inordinately scary. What will I do without my frequent fix Of the elegantly snarky Lady Mary? And will the feckless Mister Barrow Ever develop a true human soul? I am sure this handsome actor fellow Will never again get such a meaty role. And the Dowager Duchess herself, She is not someone easily done with. She is, after all, tradition incarnate, And under all that, she’s Maggie Smith. Bates and his Anna filled my heart With alternating sorrow and great joy Almost as much as a lady of nobility Marrying the handsome chauffer boy. Dresses and hair lengths shortened And nobility began to get real jobs. All this was before ****** flared up And turned starving folks into a mob. I never missed that we were seeing The transition from ‘la belle epoque’. That time was running out for that In the worlds ever-changing clock. It was a yesterday we never knew We of the age of electric equality. We got to look inside and see it In all its grandly overdressed reality. I had begun to recognize artwork, in Lovely strolls through baronial halls And huge family meals at table. I am sorry that it is over for us all.
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Feb 4, 2016
Feb 4, 2016 at 12:17 AM UTC
DOWNTON ABBEY
These rain drops won't leave me alone. It's not the clouds that torment me, it's the ******* rain. The rain drops like to see me miserable, and the clouds are just their chauffer I still love the rain, though. I still love you, though.
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Mar 29, 2014
Mar 29, 2014 at 11:39 PM UTC
untitled
She's isn't strong until she needs to be. She isn't tired until everyone else has gone to sleep.       She's up first and the last one to sleep. Sometimes she doesn't even get to eat....       She's the nurse the doctor the cook,and the house cleaner . Shes the chauffer and a referee too. She's the messenger, a teacher, and at times a personal seamstress.In case you didn't know. She's the friend ,and the displinarian, She does it all . She's the one we call when, we're stranded at the mall, she's the one we confide in when he didn't call. She's there when your girlfriend dumps you for your best friend. Shes there through thick and thin. Shes always there to lend her hand.. She worries , and she panics ,and she can get really ****** off to,,but she hides it very well, because she's also a sophisticated lady the whole way through. Did I mention she's also a magician! She's the only one who can heal an ouie with a simple and gentle kiss . She's the one and only person in this world ,to whom every calls their MOM....
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Jun 10, 2016
Jun 10, 2016 at 4:47 AM UTC
A womans worth
Au café je m'assieds Et bois lentement une tasse de thé, Laisse la boisson chaude me chauffer. À travers la fenêtre, je regarde la pluie. Puis, je te vois de l'autre côté de la rue, Mais tu ne me vois pas— Pas encore de toute façon— Caché de la pluie qui tombe à verse Dans ton imperméable. Mais je ne supporte pas ça encore, Et je cours dehors vers toi. Tu me vois enfin, Et viens me rencontrer à mi-chemin. Au milieu de la rue, Nous nous embrassons. Tout souci de la pluie Emporté par une vague d'émotion. Et comme le ciel verse son âme pour la terre, Ainsi je verserai mon âme pour toi, Mon amour.
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Nov 11, 2011
Nov 11, 2011 at 3:48 PM UTC
Pour toi, mon amour
( 10/24/12) First and foremost - I am a man And I had to gratify my needs Then she came along and planted her seed. Right then I knew she had to be part of my life So I made her my wife. But there was still something missing in my heart And it was tearing me apart. What was this need - this desire - that I had to fill? I couldn’t give up, it was bugging me still. Then it dawned on me that I would never be complete Until I had a child playing at my feet. I fulfilled my goal that my wife would No longer work- and all my friends called me a **** I was always taught that the man must be The family head - and on that road I would tread. Being in the food line since the age of eight I did not have to contemplate Every one has to eat ! So supermarkets and Restaurant management I had to defeat. I knew also that I would have to be a “ jack of all trades” - so I watched and questioned Others who had the skills of plumbing , carpentry Electrical too, these were things that a home owner must do. I had become her husband, chauffer, and her friend And to her , my ear I’d lend. All her appointments , I was there And the results we would share. Then the news came that I waited to hear That my wife was pregnant and my child she did bear. Now I felt whole, I felt complete This news wiped me off my feet I knew already That a girl would be the part Who would capture my soul, and heart. They say only a mother can know the Pleasures and pains- “ but” in a fathers heart He feels the same. He does not feel the kicks and turns And the morning sickness that a woman may feel But he shares the joys that he sees on her face As on her stomach his hand is placed. Now my need, my desire was filled And I rejoice to this day still. © L . RAMS
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Oct 24, 2012
Oct 24, 2012 at 5:57 PM UTC
man , husband , father
( 10/24/12) First and foremost - I am a man And I had to gratify my needs Then she came along and planted her seed. Right then I knew she had to be part of my life So I made her my wife. But there was still something missing in my heart And it was tearing me apart. What was this need - this desire - that I had to fill? I couldn’t give up, it was bugging me still. Then it dawned on me that I would never be complete Until I had a child playing at my feet. I fulfilled my goal that my wife would No longer work- and all my friends called me a **** I was always taught that the man must be The family head - and on that road I would tread. Being in the food line since the age of eight I did not have to contemplate Every one has to eat ! So supermarkets and Restaurant management I had to defeat. I knew also that I would have to be a “ jack of all trades” - so I watched and questioned Others who had the skills of plumbing , carpentry Electrical too, these were things that a home owner must do. I had become her husband, chauffer, and her friend And to her , my ear I’d lend. All her appointments , I was there And the results we would share. Then the news came that I waited to hear That my wife was pregnant and my child she did bear. Now I felt whole, I felt complete This news wiped me off my feet I knew already That a girl would be the part Who would capture my soul, and heart. They say only a mother can know the Pleasures and pains- “ but” in a fathers heart He feels the same. He does not feel the kicks and turns And the morning sickness that a woman may feel But he shares the joys that he sees on her face As on her stomach his hand is placed. Now my need, my desire was filled And I rejoice to this day still. © L . RAMS
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The secret life of mack the knife his teeth shined a pearly white they glistened like fallen snow his smile would melt the ladies hearts and leave them feeling aglow but when he chose to leave his bite the smile turned to a snear Louie called said I'll see you at the club yeah Mack meet in the rear he was a banker by the daylight a vicious killer in the night he always thought that he would find time to make things right he left his victims on the sidewalk or a tugboat by the shore their throats cut from ear to ear the coppers going door to door but not a single soul was talking nobody saw anything but they could tell by the looks they'd be dead if they chose to sing Louie wanted Souky Taudry whacked he was messin with Jenny Diver she's my girl and I ain't taking that I'll set you up to be his driver he wore a disguise of a chauffer fancy coat pants and a cap but when he took a wrong turn Souky knew he was in for bad crap they found him in the alley his life oozing out on the street his throat cut by Mack the Knife another job had been complete back at the bank the next morning he was all smiles and slapping backs nobody knew his secret life or if they were the next one he whacks Gomer Lepoet...
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May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 7:17 PM UTC
The Secret Life of Mack the Knife
So this New Boy just graduated from The Top University and Full Honors and all that jazz and the Right Degrees (none of the arts and philosophy and poetry and all that crap) walks into Supreme Office for his interview and the HR and PR and Admin and the CEO and the SR and the RR and DDR and the RRRR (don’t ask me what they are – they just are  rrrrrr) and so the CEO asks our Golden Child Prodigy: *“You got all the top degrees and qualifications You’re the brightest mind just out of University – what’d do you expect for pay here at Supreme Office if you make it to a chair and table?”* *“A pay that will put $100K in my pocket to take home the first year, and it will be more each passing year”* “What about,” says the CEO, with that cold smile that matches the Golden Boy’s enamel smile *“if I said we offer you above that and a month’s paid leave, a secretary and a room all to yourself and chauffer-driven car even in the weekends and all medical, insurance dental and tropical vacations all paid for? What’d do you say?”* “You’re kidding, right?” says Bright Kid Business Mozart with that rising-star lean and sneer “Of course I am,” says the CEO “But don’t blame me for the joke – you started it…”
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Apr 12, 2014
Apr 12, 2014 at 3:30 AM UTC
this new boy just graduated
I always knew your biggest pet peeve was not being taken seriously, but here I am today mocking you. But if I say your hair is a mess, I really mean it looks unbelievably adorable when it curls up like that, just so. And I know you could never be my chauffer, I know that now, and it isn't because we both don't even have our licenses yet. I'm simply coming to terms with the fact that I live inside of a bubble, underground, a million kilometers below sea level. And you are a shape shifter, only able to transform and transcend into creatures with wings. Maybe they don't all have wings necessarily, but wings could be a symbol for freedom, and they most certainly have that ability. So one day you are a falcon. The next you are in outer space, being a creature that isn't even discovered by man yet. No matter what, you're still free. And I am still imprisoned. You would think being inside this cell would teach me that no, you do not care what I think about your hair curling up at the ends, just so. And that yes, you are way too high above the clouds for an underground lady like myself. But I just never learn. Perhaps the only way I will ever learn is when I find a new shape shifter. One who is not limited to beings of the sky, but one who can morph into anything. Maybe even a petite, rusty old key that can unlock me. And set me free. And maybe, just maybe, that new shape shifter won't even have curly hair. P.S. Please come soon.
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Feb 10, 2013
Feb 10, 2013 at 12:55 AM UTC
Free Write
Pall Mall cigarettes ashed into a small, white plastic ash-tray. The remains resemble grains of sand at the beach. Lonely nights sent his way. A perfect world in yesterday's time zone. Health problems with no regards. Happiness drifting so far, Like a lost child in a newly discovered city. Miles away from love, family, and the thoughts of tomorrow. Cheap ***** damaging the insides of his slim, Caucasian stomach. I think of him from a distance, a few miles from where time seem to disappear. In a caged atmosphere, which must remain secret to outside ears. Afraid of words that could **** Afraid of the chance where time stands still. The day after it burns into the back of my brain. Making me feel slightly insane. Like if I told him in just few short days how my hopes are so high, would it all plop down the drain. Painfully rinsing off my first impression of him. Would I give him so many empty promises like the one's of my past? Would he leave me afraid to be in love again? **** a cure, the way he holds my hand, when he holds my hand. I would rather  be love sick, I hope it last like the caramel complexion of my skin. I hope to be the chauffer driving him the hell away from where he has been. I feel so crazy for expressing my feelings. Though I feel as if he wants to be more than just friends, From how we kissed. I feel ******* nuts telling him, how after just a few short hours he is missed. Though his loneliness is something he accepts. From being in the same boat, I hope I can put it to rest.
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Mar 31, 2016
Mar 31, 2016 at 1:53 AM UTC
"Lonely Boy"
Pall Mall cigarettes ashed into a small, white plastic ash-tray. The remains resemble grains of sand at the beach. Lonely nights sent his way. A perfect world in yesterday's time zone. Health problems with no regards. Happiness drifting so far, Like a lost child in a newly discovered city. Miles away from love, family, and the thoughts of tomorrow. Cheap ***** damaging the insides of his slim, Caucasian stomach. I think of him from a distance, a few miles from where time seem to disappear. In a caged atmosphere, which must remain secret to outside ears. Afraid of words that could **** Afraid of the chance where time stands still. The day after it burns into the back of my brain. Making me feel slightly insane. Like if I told him in just few short days how my hopes are so high, would it all plop down the drain. Painfully rinsing off my first impression of him. Would I give him so many empty promises like the one's of my past? Would he leave me afraid to be in love again? **** a cure, the way he holds my hand, when he holds my hand. I would rather  be love sick, I hope it last like the caramel complexion of my skin. I hope to be the chauffer driving him the hell away from where he has been. I feel so crazy for expressing my feelings. Though I feel as if he wants to be more than just friends, From how we kissed. I feel ******* nuts telling him, how after just a few short hours he is missed. Though his loneliness is something he accepts. From being in the same boat, I hope I can put it to rest.
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Fable X, Livre V. - Lève une tête un peu moins haute, Toi qui n'es bon qu'à me chauffer. Tes fruits sont affreux. - C'est ta faute. Ne devais-tu pas me greffer ?
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L'arbre et le jardinier