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"defenders" poems
There is a forest old as hillsides tall, majestic, dappled shades fall on ground beneath the silent gnarled defenders of the glade. There they stand in ancient splendour many souls have passed their way often used as welcome shelter from the heat of summers day. Sweet the air they breathe in chorus our life's breath their lungs provide, soaking up our daily poison so that we may live and thrive. You seas of men intent to clear them citing progress, peddling greed tearing roots from precious mooring laying waste to nature's seed. **** the beauty of a landscape displace creatures for your need rupture fragile ecosystems scar the earth and watch it bleed. To you I ask a simple question, as I see the land bereaved. What need has man of all this progress when he can no longer breathe?
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Aug 17, 2014
Aug 17, 2014 at 3:17 PM UTC
Progress?
It started with a clever picking Then the horn of cenarius sounding Followed by an agile creep-blocking The start of the beginning Sk, Lina, Leoric lanes the bottom A superior lane control no one could ever question Burrow, Bolt, and array has been thrown That poor enemy's troll got pawned And now let's go into the middle lane Whe're SF and Davion came In this battle they would have to claim The elusive exp and gold they can possible gain The top lane's meepo was quite steady For his enemies are getting heavy Fissure and Nova are his enemy The fearsome combo of deadly harmony As the ferocious battle goes by In ganks and clashes, skills fly Some juke, some escape, and some die The other team thrashtalks "nice try" Oh dear meepo tries to solo Roshan The other heroes try to ******** In the woods they find the one That lone troll farming in wonderland Sandking immediately winks Followed by a nimble blink Burrowstrike makes the troll sink GG troll as many would think The the team tries to push TP-save the opponent used But meepo breaks the unwanted truce And tries to squeeze away the juice They have to **** raigor Who, in echo slam, has had a great score But you seeit was only five versus four Thus it leads the enemy in sore Alas! the balance has been broken It's a gg that's nearly spoken The defenders has fallen Rax, towers, and the tree are all broken If only they've warded more They would've prevented the gank on troll The other team had a greater score And they could have a chance to backdoor Perhaps it was a close call For a team you wouldn't easily small Life indeed is like a ball Just pawned because of the lone trol
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Jan 29, 2010
Jan 29, 2010 at 8:00 AM UTC
DotA
It started with a clever picking Then the horn of cenarius sounding Followed by an agile creep-blocking The start of the beginning Sk, Lina, Leoric lanes the bottom A superior lane control no one could ever question Burrow, Bolt, and array has been thrown That poor enemy's troll got pawned And now let's go into the middle lane Whe're SF and Davion came In this battle they would have to claim The elusive exp and gold they can possible gain The top lane's meepo was quite steady For his enemies are getting heavy Fissure and Nova are his enemy The fearsome combo of deadly harmony As the ferocious battle goes by In ganks and clashes, skills fly Some juke, some escape, and some die The other team thrashtalks "nice try" Oh dear meepo tries to solo Roshan The other heroes try to ******** In the woods they find the one That lone troll farming in wonderland Sandking immediately winks Followed by a nimble blink Burrowstrike makes the troll sink GG troll as many would think The the team tries to push TP-save the opponent used But meepo breaks the unwanted truce And tries to squeeze away the juice They have to **** raigor Who, in echo slam, has had a great score But you seeit was only five versus four Thus it leads the enemy in sore Alas! the balance has been broken It's a gg that's nearly spoken The defenders has fallen Rax, towers, and the tree are all broken If only they've warded more They would've prevented the gank on troll The other team had a greater score And they could have a chance to backdoor Perhaps it was a close call For a team you wouldn't easily small Life indeed is like a ball Just pawned because of the lone trol
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The greatest to ever play the game Leo Messi, the synonym of Fame. World stops when he starts to play Lightning fast, defenders he slay. When he plays, sun loses its shine Footballing world ruled by an Argentine. His passing and finishing is sublime Surely the greatest of all time. Because of you, Barca has survived Watching you play makes us feel alive. With every game makes his fans proud While playing he owns the crowd. Every time he plays its like fictional story. Trophies that's sums up his career glories The name engraved on football legacy. Messi the world's greatest Treasury.
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Jun 23, 2019
Jun 23, 2019 at 5:58 PM UTC
Messi❤️
It started with a clever picking Then the horn of cenarius sounding Followed by an agile creep-blocking The start of the beginning Sk, Lina, Leoric lanes the bottom A superior lane control no one could ever question Burrow, Bolt, and array has been thrown That poor enemy's troll got pawned And now let's go into the middle lane Whe're SF and Davion came In this battle they would have to claim The elusive exp and gold they can possible gain The top lane's meepo was quite steady For his enemies are getting heavy Fissure and Nova are his enemy The fearsome combo of deadly harmony As the ferocious battle goes by In ganks and clashes, skills fly Some juke, some escape, and some die The other team thrashtalks "nice try" Oh dear meepo tries to solo Roshan The other heroes try to ******** In the woods they find the one That lone troll farming in wonderland Sandking immediately winks Followed by a nimble blink Burrowstrike makes the troll sink GG troll as many would think The the team tries to push TP-save the opponent used But meepo breaks the unwanted truce And tries to squeeze away the juice They have to **** raigor Who, in echo slam, has had a great score But you seeit was only five versus four Thus it leads the enemy in sore Alas! the balance has been broken It's a gg that's nearly spoken The defenders has fallen Rax, towers, and the tree are all broken If only they've warded more They would've prevented the gank on troll The other team had a greater score And they could have a chance to backdoor Perhaps it was a close call For a team you wouldn't easily small Life indeed is like a ball Just pawned because of the lone troll Don't worry DotA 2, I'll sacrifice my sleep for playing everyday!
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Sep 19, 2015
Sep 19, 2015 at 9:17 AM UTC
Ode to DotA 2
It started with a clever picking Then the horn of cenarius sounding Followed by an agile creep-blocking The start of the beginning Sk, Lina, Leoric lanes the bottom A superior lane control no one could ever question Burrow, Bolt, and array has been thrown That poor enemy's troll got pawned And now let's go into the middle lane Whe're SF and Davion came In this battle they would have to claim The elusive exp and gold they can possible gain The top lane's meepo was quite steady For his enemies are getting heavy Fissure and Nova are his enemy The fearsome combo of deadly harmony As the ferocious battle goes by In ganks and clashes, skills fly Some juke, some escape, and some die The other team thrashtalks "nice try" Oh dear meepo tries to solo Roshan The other heroes try to ******** In the woods they find the one That lone troll farming in wonderland Sandking immediately winks Followed by a nimble blink Burrowstrike makes the troll sink GG troll as many would think The the team tries to push TP-save the opponent used But meepo breaks the unwanted truce And tries to squeeze away the juice They have to **** raigor Who, in echo slam, has had a great score But you seeit was only five versus four Thus it leads the enemy in sore Alas! the balance has been broken It's a gg that's nearly spoken The defenders has fallen Rax, towers, and the tree are all broken If only they've warded more They would've prevented the gank on troll The other team had a greater score And they could have a chance to backdoor Perhaps it was a close call For a team you wouldn't easily small Life indeed is like a ball Just pawned because of the lone troll Don't worry DotA 2, I'll sacrifice my sleep for playing everyday!
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The  spotlight  is  on the  broken  coastline porous - like  archers  spilling arrows into  the vanquished hinterland. In the ancient West  Mercia wooden bridges collapse uproar, as the King's regiments long disbanded , ghosts into fading memory. Our  defenders, our  loyal subjects enmeshed into the  wider  fear our  citadels breached, and where  is  the  valour the self reliance of  our  septic isle?
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Aug 8, 2013
Aug 8, 2013 at 3:50 PM UTC
Septic isle
Translated by Przemyslaw Musialowski 11/3/2019 My homeland - dear land, where for the first time I saw the sun   and where I came to know God; Where my father, brothers and mother kind taught me prayers in my maternal tongue. My homeland - villages and cities, planted from the times of Piasts among Lechic fields; Rivers, forests, flowery leas and meadows, where larks sing their sweet songs of hope. My homeland - our forefathers' glory, Chrobry's Notched Sword and Cecora Mace, Knightly Spirit, noble and brave, bitter defeats and victories great. My homeland - quiet green fields for centuries trampled by hostile armies, burial mounds and sad graves that have covered our freedom defenders. My homeland - heroic spirit of the Polish people, that by miracle lives amid hunger and cold; - hope that always blooms in hearts, with work for the fathers, and song for the young! Maria Konopnicka (1842-1910)
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Nov 3, 2019
Nov 3, 2019 at 11:32 AM UTC
My homeland
The gilded disc flies smoothly through the air. Glinting in the sun, it catches a gust Of wind, rising through hands and clouds of dust. On the run, time for a dive, does he dare? Defender follows, two bodies ensnared Topple through the air, and with one last ****** His fingertips meet the disc. He rolls just Over the line, and through the air cheers tear. The crowd storms the field in jolted frenzy As the defenders hang their heads in shame. His teamates lift the brave frisbee hero Like a king who slaughtered the enemy. Those that witnessed this great chamionship game Saw the best display of athletic show.
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Dec 24, 2009
Dec 24, 2009 at 7:56 AM UTC
Sonnet for Frisbee
You are the commander in Charge. And , I'm one of your soldier. Just out fighting your cause. I can't stop traveling because I'm doing it all for God. If, I read you a scripture I don't mean to offend. Who better than Jesus should be your very best friend? The truth in the bible speaks volume over many lies. Stand firm on it. And give the Word a try. It been there in the beginning and even now. I doubt if you find a Christian's to state they ever let them down. Others might twist the truth to benefit themselves. All they really admitting is that they in need of help. So, who better than Jesus should be your very best friend? He been there in the beginning and as we see he still here in the end. Glory be to God. For sending us an advocate. Who is our defenders when some work to cut us down. Peter might have denied him all because of fear. But, I'm his supreme soldier's I'll forever be defending him.
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Feb 15, 2011
Feb 15, 2011 at 2:38 PM UTC
God's Servant(Working For God)
Yesterday was a rotten one For Donald Trump. What a shame! In desperation Trump has jumped Out of the frying pan into the flame. His friend and former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, was convicted On eight felony counts, although More convictions had been predicted. Then his lawyer, Michael Cohen, Pleaded guilty on eight counts And implicated the president In a felony, as the tension mounts. Trump is an unindicted co- Conspirator in a federal crime, According to Cohen--something that many Have suspected all the time. Also, an early supporter in Congress, Hunter Duncan, was indicted For the misuse of campaign funds. Do all who touch Trump become blighted? Meanwhile, Omarosa says She has many more tapes to play. It almost seems as though the president's Teflon coating is wearing away. As Trump's Republican defenders In Congress flat out refuse to condemn Trump's actions, people wonder, "What does Putin have on THEM?" "I always hire the best people," Donald Trump would frequently boast. Stay away from Donald Trump Or you, too, are going to be toast. -by Bob B (8-22-18)
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 9:20 AM UTC
A Bad Day
Remember to think better, think further, think deeper and with vigour. Pepper your remember with colour, with light, with friends who delight. Boost your remember with story, with histories, with cramped group selfies. And remember your remembers whenever, wherever you drift off centre. And there you'll discover your defenders, your never surrenders against all contenders. Then you'll remember your forevers. Remember - it's your best self defense.
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 10:25 AM UTC
Remember
How brave are our fire brigades? As they battle bushfires each day, Yes, it's summer in Victoria, Not exactly the Waldorf Astoria, For all the fire brigades, Our respect they've totally gained, Laying their lives on the line, When the weather's too hot and fine, Burn, Victoria, burn, El Nino's torrid urn, Our noble defenders each day, Real heroes in the news, I say, As they battle bushfires today, How brave are the fire brigades?
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Nov 17, 2015
Nov 17, 2015 at 6:46 PM UTC
A TRIBUTE TO THE FIRE BRIGADES.
(it's cliché to admonish clichés in their entirety) I. (love) We are meant to live the clichés; we are meant to resuscitate the words, and rehabilitate their wounds into a fertile viewpoint where we build respirators from clichés to filter the virulent dust kicked up by the marching pigs. (re-invented clichés offer back breath in an exchange of circular breathing) The swine contort love into armaments of antipathy; they push buttons, squeeze triggers, pull pins, and aim where it causes the most damage. Even though we are natural born hypocrites, we don't have to let that knowledge corner us into using love as a weapon. The pen is mightier than the sword, and I wield both; I sharpen the quill on the blade's edge. If need be, use the pen for a counter-strike, but only channel love in defence. II. (poetry) The pigs march to a beat of nuclear blasts that bring poetry's flag nearer to half-mast. Poetry should stand on its own merit, instead of leaning on shanks that hide behind smiles constructed with aspirations of popularity that churn out lazy, aspartame-laced lines devoid of accountability and integrity, or lean upon smiles filled with slivers from far too much fence-sitting, too worried about the trending majority, to see the complexity within simplicity and clarity, or propped-up against degrees while writing poems that are drier than the Sahara: husks of lines tumbling across dunes, only to be imploded by atomic-pork mushroom clouds, their fallout marring parchment into a poisonous terrain. . III. (dreams) (revive, twist, and switch the clichés ) We must not fear saying "never". Surrender to love, but never surrender to the jealous captains who attempt to hook and net the defenders of Neverland. With compasses of conscience beating in hearts kept young, navigate through the smoke and mirror-smog emitted by the marching pigs. (we must never give up on our dreams) Dream about the courage needed to love everyone and everything, including our enemies who conduct genocide on the language of a purer intent. Dream about word-seedlings pushing through the arid rind of dying poetry, in hope for a more organic fruition to grow in our hearts and minds, so that poetry gains back its strength and vitality to once again stand on its own merit. +/-
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 6:38 PM UTC
Live the Clichés
(it's cliché to admonish clichés in their entirety) I. (love) We are meant to live the clichés; we are meant to resuscitate the words, and rehabilitate their wounds into a fertile viewpoint where we build respirators from clichés to filter the virulent dust kicked up by the marching pigs. (re-invented clichés offer back breath in an exchange of circular breathing) The swine contort love into armaments of antipathy; they push buttons, squeeze triggers, pull pins, and aim where it causes the most damage. Even though we are natural born hypocrites, we don't have to let that knowledge corner us into using love as a weapon. The pen is mightier than the sword, and I wield both; I sharpen the quill on the blade's edge. If need be, use the pen for a counter-strike, but only channel love in defence. II. (poetry) The pigs march to a beat of nuclear blasts that bring poetry's flag nearer to half-mast. Poetry should stand on its own merit, instead of leaning on shanks that hide behind smiles constructed with aspirations of popularity that churn out lazy, aspartame-laced lines devoid of accountability and integrity, or lean upon smiles filled with slivers from far too much fence-sitting, too worried about the trending majority, to see the complexity within simplicity and clarity, or propped-up against degrees while writing poems that are drier than the Sahara: husks of lines tumbling across dunes, only to be imploded by atomic-pork mushroom clouds, their fallout marring parchment into a poisonous terrain. . III. (dreams) (revive, twist, and switch the clichés ) We must not fear saying "never". Surrender to love, but never surrender to the jealous captains who attempt to hook and net the defenders of Neverland. With compasses of conscience beating in hearts kept young, navigate through the smoke and mirror-smog emitted by the marching pigs. (we must never give up on our dreams) Dream about the courage needed to love everyone and everything, including our enemies who conduct genocide on the language of a purer intent. Dream about word-seedlings pushing through the arid rind of dying poetry, in hope for a more organic fruition to grow in our hearts and minds, so that poetry gains back its strength and vitality to once again stand on its own merit. +/-
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got so drunk at their little, ahem, initiation ceremony: drank a bottle of whiskey when i heard we were going clubbing wearing lycra shorts... the man with the biggest bulge and the biggest stick... never understood male group psychology... or any group psychology for that matter... it isn't exactly a throng of noblemen following Henry VIII. i joined the lacrosse university team for a bit, left it when the time came to buy the equipment - i didn't think getting smacked by the defenders' longer sticks was worth it, to be a striker with the shortest stick - too physical - i thought i'd seek some other physicality, got stuck-up on rock climbing, and mountaineering for a while, nothing serious, a bit of easy bouldering on the edinbrugh crag, the one lining the skyline at holyrood park, the salisbury crag, just west of arthur's seat - i'm not going to lie about clinging off the matterhorn or something - but i did an expedition with the mountaineering club near Ben Nevis once... Glen Coe / Coire nan Lochan... and i figured, with all this talk of light pollution, well, "pollution", to think that a bunch of street lamps can blind away the stars of what former poets spoke of: about the illumination of the heavens for the blind eye to see... we camped outside one bothy (basic shelter) set off fireworks, drank whiskey, played music, burnt a fire in the bothy... but to be honest... i was not amused by this whole theory of light pollution... i looked up at the sky, and the number of stars was no greater than the number seen in a bright lit city... i know they say all those telescopes amplify the chance of peering into the heavens at night and see more stars... but why cite light pollution, when, in a remote highland hideout the number of stars didn't increase in number... i've heard a girl from australia cite that, in the outback she said more stars could be seen... even without a telescope... so the scottish highlands are unlike the australian outback? is it just me... or is it simply ******** this whole light pollution argument? it was dark out there like in an **** after black coffee and charcoal tablets.
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Apr 8, 2016
Apr 8, 2016 at 6:45 PM UTC
after black coffee & charcoal tablets
got so drunk at their little, ahem, initiation ceremony: drank a bottle of whiskey when i heard we were going clubbing wearing lycra shorts... the man with the biggest bulge and the biggest stick... never understood male group psychology... or any group psychology for that matter... it isn't exactly a throng of noblemen following Henry VIII. i joined the lacrosse university team for a bit, left it when the time came to buy the equipment - i didn't think getting smacked by the defenders' longer sticks was worth it, to be a striker with the shortest stick - too physical - i thought i'd seek some other physicality, got stuck-up on rock climbing, and mountaineering for a while, nothing serious, a bit of easy bouldering on the edinbrugh crag, the one lining the skyline at holyrood park, the salisbury crag, just west of arthur's seat - i'm not going to lie about clinging off the matterhorn or something - but i did an expedition with the mountaineering club near Ben Nevis once... Glen Coe / Coire nan Lochan... and i figured, with all this talk of light pollution, well, "pollution", to think that a bunch of street lamps can blind away the stars of what former poets spoke of: about the illumination of the heavens for the blind eye to see... we camped outside one bothy (basic shelter) set off fireworks, drank whiskey, played music, burnt a fire in the bothy... but to be honest... i was not amused by this whole theory of light pollution... i looked up at the sky, and the number of stars was no greater than the number seen in a bright lit city... i know they say all those telescopes amplify the chance of peering into the heavens at night and see more stars... but why cite light pollution, when, in a remote highland hideout the number of stars didn't increase in number... i've heard a girl from australia cite that, in the outback she said more stars could be seen... even without a telescope... so the scottish highlands are unlike the australian outback? is it just me... or is it simply ******** this whole light pollution argument? it was dark out there like in an **** after black coffee and charcoal tablets.
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Living in a world with no honest leader. Every single day comes a new victor, using the people's heart to paint the picture of fear. When will we escape the rampant greed running amuck? Become our own leaders and stop giving a **** When asked questions like these, the defenders only have a mouthful. The reins of power should be in the hands of the masses, known as the powerful. They shake at night with terrors of their past. They finally understand they have worn a fake mask. When will we stop eating from a government feeder? Finally equalize and balance the power teeter. We must, living in a world with no honest leader.
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Apr 24, 2017
Apr 24, 2017 at 6:52 PM UTC
Our Past Fake Mask
Standing Rock The pipeline is the bloodline, of an Empirical Two Headed Dragon, The Divided States of America used to be united, can someone please tell me what the heck happened, Standing Rock just might be the last stand for anyone that’s still standin’, Standing Rock, is not a photo op, it’s not a festival, it’s Indians and Cops, more correctly, it’s Native Americans and Corporate Hitmen, it’s the crossroads, where environmental defense intersects with big business interests, it’s getting intense, water cannons and flash grenades, mock democracy and a Trump presidency, military disguised as cops, and cops disguised as military, as the original defenders of this land, continue to make a stand, at Standing Rock this is not a photo op, this is indirect imperial tactics meets Direct Action, highly ironic, that I write this on Thanksgiving, the day before Black Friday, tell me what you do that’s worth livin’, Quite fitting, that I’m writing this on Thanksgiving, a “holiday” in a way, but really just a heist by villains disguised as pilgrims, well then, where does that leave us now, several hundred years later, at Standing Rock having a powwow, how, have we gotten here, and how, as so little changed we’re, still in this sticky situation, battling hearts that are as black as oil, still ******* the blood out of Mother Earth, still battling Two Headed Serpent Dragon as it coils, the pipeline is the bloodline, of an Empirical Two Headed Dragon, The Divided States of America used to be united, can someone please tell me what the heck happened, Standing Rock just might be the last stand for anyone that’s still standin’. Defendin’, the Sacred, with Love, over Hatred. Water Is Life. ∆ Aaron La Lux ∆ www.amazon.com/Aaron-La-Lux/e/B00ODPJAOK
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Dec 19, 2016
Dec 19, 2016 at 10:47 AM UTC
Standing Rock
Standing Rock The pipeline is the bloodline, of an Empirical Two Headed Dragon, The Divided States of America used to be united, can someone please tell me what the heck happened, Standing Rock just might be the last stand for anyone that’s still standin’, Standing Rock, is not a photo op, it’s not a festival, it’s Indians and Cops, more correctly, it’s Native Americans and Corporate Hitmen, it’s the crossroads, where environmental defense intersects with big business interests, it’s getting intense, water cannons and flash grenades, mock democracy and a Trump presidency, military disguised as cops, and cops disguised as military, as the original defenders of this land, continue to make a stand, at Standing Rock this is not a photo op, this is indirect imperial tactics meets Direct Action, highly ironic, that I write this on Thanksgiving, the day before Black Friday, tell me what you do that’s worth livin’, Quite fitting, that I’m writing this on Thanksgiving, a “holiday” in a way, but really just a heist by villains disguised as pilgrims, well then, where does that leave us now, several hundred years later, at Standing Rock having a powwow, how, have we gotten here, and how, as so little changed we’re, still in this sticky situation, battling hearts that are as black as oil, still ******* the blood out of Mother Earth, still battling Two Headed Serpent Dragon as it coils, the pipeline is the bloodline, of an Empirical Two Headed Dragon, The Divided States of America used to be united, can someone please tell me what the heck happened, Standing Rock just might be the last stand for anyone that’s still standin’. Defendin’, the Sacred, with Love, over Hatred. Water Is Life. ∆ Aaron La Lux ∆ www.amazon.com/Aaron-La-Lux/e/B00ODPJAOK
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It been 20 year in the making there well still anit breaking they have face many foe never lost a bro it may start slow but by the end you well be beging for mo We have had 01:Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Season 1)  02:Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Season 2)   03:Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Season 3)  03.5: Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers        04:Power Rangers Zeo  05:Power Rangers Turbo  06:Power Rangers in Space   07:Power Rangers Lost Galaxy  08:Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue 09:Power Rangers Time Force  10:Power Rangers Wild Force  11:Power Rangers Ninja Storm           12:Power Rangers Dino Thunder  13:Power Rangers S.P.D.  14:Power Rangers Mystic Force   EX:Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Re-version)  18:Power Rangers Samurai          19:Power Rangers Super Samurai  20:Power Rangers Megaforce   All of the ranger have protected the earth now its up tp #21 Power Rangers Super Megaforce to save the day being the power of all 20 that come before them to fight the great evil earth has seen to this day it all up to them to bring peace some way If they can win the we well bring in #22 to hype you up here come Power Rangers Dino Charge in to to save the day This is the mega ranger flow
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Mar 26, 2014
Mar 26, 2014 at 2:33 PM UTC
Earth defenders
I heard a call from heaven, I saw a fever dream Of a land my kin would live in and joy would reign supreme. But the land of the pure has blood in her waters Of the children she bore, both the sons and the daughters. There is poison in her air, her streets awash with shame. How long shall her people suffer these perils in her name ? Where justice is all but rare for the ones of wealth and fame and her defenders sold her bare for fortunes and petty gain. Her clerics were no different, they were but the same. Men of God with Godless morals, who put us infidels to shame. So we wait for spring's embrace, in this garden of yours and mine. But winter is a mighty foe and it hangs on to every vine.
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Jun 29, 2022
Jun 29, 2022 at 2:54 PM UTC
The Land of the Pure
Guardians Defenders Angels Shields Some want to protect Who they love They aspire to greatness Solely for another. Remember that after a war Shields are forgotten And guardians Are considered monsters.
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 5:32 PM UTC
Guardians
PTSD 22 Piercing through that troubled gaze The fields of war fill the vacant stare Search for peace through the combat haze Desperate for darkness back “over there” Pondering fear of a lifetime ago The desert’s pain fills the empty boots Still at war, for peace they go Down in hallowed ground, 21 gun salutes Pour one more strong for the 22 a day The men of war can take some more Saint Peter’s gates open to light the way Defenders of peace only brave this door Place your battle outside on the floor To the warriors’ home in vallhalla’s hall Soldiers only, long after their war Day after day, salute 22 More Chester Michaels
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Sep 23, 2017
Sep 23, 2017 at 2:48 AM UTC
PTSD 22
All our hopes and fears Rest on their shoulders But they bear the weight With a smirk and wave The champions Stalwart defenders And grandiose fighters They never falter At least not When there's an audience.
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Sep 29, 2015
Sep 29, 2015 at 2:14 AM UTC
the champions
Today we have the labeling of people groups. Yesterday we had the suggestion of an inherent disposition to dishonesty and violence in some groups. Tomorrow we will have the careful counting of individuals and the placing of individuals into each people group. But today, today we have the labeling of people groups. For those of you who are new here, we recommend this period drama underlining racial differences with a subtle suggestion of inferior intellect in some groups indigenous to warmer climes. And here we have a persuasive and tabloid friendly research paper that hints that children of mixed race tend to struggle in school. You'll be relieved to see that it hasn't any distracting data. And on the shelf beneath you'll see there's a picture book version for younger children. Over here is the arbitary divide between us and them, with a useful circle of arguments to differentiate ourselves from others. Here we have colour coded lables to more easily distinguish between  people groups. Yes, that's correct, we have three labels: white, black and, a recent addition which is now available for added distinction, rainbow. Oh yes, when engaging in any discussions, for your own safety please ensure you wear these ear defenders. To ensure a free flow of visitors we have erected large signs in three languages marking where charity at home ends. Yes, after rigorous focus group testing we have selected the English language in three font sizes. We are coming to the end of this orientation tour.  Please note the subtle but effective shedding of compassion for those who appear or sound different to us. This underpins the necessary disregard for the rights of others that we assume for ourselves and for those like us. It is almost imperceptible I think you'll agree. But the priority for today, as I say, is the labeling of people groups.  No questions. Shall we begin?
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Oct 19, 2017
Oct 19, 2017 at 2:16 PM UTC
The labeling of people groups
Today we have the labeling of people groups. Yesterday we had the suggestion of an inherent disposition to dishonesty and violence in some groups. Tomorrow we will have the careful counting of individuals and the placing of individuals into each people group. But today, today we have the labeling of people groups. For those of you who are new here, we recommend this period drama underlining racial differences with a subtle suggestion of inferior intellect in some groups indigenous to warmer climes. And here we have a persuasive and tabloid friendly research paper that hints that children of mixed race tend to struggle in school. You'll be relieved to see that it hasn't any distracting data. And on the shelf beneath you'll see there's a picture book version for younger children. Over here is the arbitary divide between us and them, with a useful circle of arguments to differentiate ourselves from others. Here we have colour coded lables to more easily distinguish between  people groups. Yes, that's correct, we have three labels: white, black and, a recent addition which is now available for added distinction, rainbow. Oh yes, when engaging in any discussions, for your own safety please ensure you wear these ear defenders. To ensure a free flow of visitors we have erected large signs in three languages marking where charity at home ends. Yes, after rigorous focus group testing we have selected the English language in three font sizes. We are coming to the end of this orientation tour.  Please note the subtle but effective shedding of compassion for those who appear or sound different to us. This underpins the necessary disregard for the rights of others that we assume for ourselves and for those like us. It is almost imperceptible I think you'll agree. But the priority for today, as I say, is the labeling of people groups.  No questions. Shall we begin?
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The little boy who wasn’t there Has playground dust all in his hair Some other kids are gathered around When he tries to rise, they knock him down. The little boy who wasn’t there Has no defenders anywhere He doesn’t cry out, doesn’t speak He knows the others think him weak. The little boy who wasn’t there Acted sad but nobody cared. School blamed both boys in a fight Did not find out who was right. The little boy walks home alone But nowhere is a safety zone. They catch him just a block away They call him *** they call him gay. The little boy can’t tell his Ma. She’ll beat him and then tell his Pa. They’ll both look at him like a freak. Two more times he mustn’t speak. The little boy goes to his room And listens to the voice of doom. Depression has become his friend. He only wants this all to end.
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 7:59 PM UTC
LITTLE BOY WHO WASN'T THERE
Some folks would tell you that a Demon lived in all of us A ****** is a thief Some public defenders isn’t smarter than his or her clients One is not required to serve as a juror: on every case With that in mind: To create a mental trend is easier. A train to the plane isn't insane however, it’s would be really shocking to find a hockey player who is tame: A Police officer with all his fear and anger A cook without a kitchen: Is like tango without jingo A philosophy without any gaps The new breakfast drink debut Ice coffee in the morning Mocha latte' all day Please don’t interfere with what work for us throughout the day I am a woman that follows the warmth unlike a tree that wouldn’t blossom Was it worthless creation? You can eat tree bark While the lark Build its lowly nest On the ground A philosophy without any gaps a client who relapse We all have a way of asking each other How are you feeling? Sometimes, we just have to pretend and Say I am feeling fine today, just for pete sake: or the long chit- chat conversation Society Has force us into a predisposed panic situation I usually take myself away from the jaws of distress And allowed my body to de-tress So that I can allowed the poetess within To take hold of the wheel while I whisper a soft pray “restore to thee my own, Once again, I demand the throne”
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Nov 20, 2013
Nov 20, 2013 at 9:03 PM UTC
Therapy Session notes
I stopped commenting on airy internet objects long ago lest it be a needed praise of some starving artists’ work or in response to a worded response of my own work It’s just such a waste of time to tell a million view band they “rock” or they **** All I will incite is defenders or refuters of my claim who are just as petty as me As an immature high schooler, that’s just what I wanted The modern version of my dead grandfathers with their white shirts, blue jeans, and duck *** hair Driving from the city to hick school dances just to pick fights I once typed lines of **** talk on Elvis videos from the 1970s just to see what would happen - Nothing much My grandfathers are dead and no one’s left to defend The King I’m not so tough, but I felt scrappy then just the same Now, with my lowly little job my first world laptop and my glasses Sipping coffee and mellowed out I read some comments to see what people feel about an article on my generation How we’re more corporate than ever bamboozled by a guise of fake uniqueness Sure, I agree with the critique in the article if you can even call it an article People get paid for three lines of an opinion, sometimes a link, and then the real entertainment's in the comments Where can I get in line for this ******* job? Not the commentors, their labor’s free I mean the three lines guy, it sounds too easy “Don’t ya get it yet, son” My grandad chuckles “His job’s just corralling all those comments, inciting easy debate, and getting advertising clicks” He shook his head went up through the roof and his twenty-year-old jeans ended in a wispy swirl But I couldn't help noticing they were name brand
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 7:59 PM UTC
Bury Me in Blue Jeans
I stopped commenting on airy internet objects long ago lest it be a needed praise of some starving artists’ work or in response to a worded response of my own work It’s just such a waste of time to tell a million view band they “rock” or they **** All I will incite is defenders or refuters of my claim who are just as petty as me As an immature high schooler, that’s just what I wanted The modern version of my dead grandfathers with their white shirts, blue jeans, and duck *** hair Driving from the city to hick school dances just to pick fights I once typed lines of **** talk on Elvis videos from the 1970s just to see what would happen - Nothing much My grandfathers are dead and no one’s left to defend The King I’m not so tough, but I felt scrappy then just the same Now, with my lowly little job my first world laptop and my glasses Sipping coffee and mellowed out I read some comments to see what people feel about an article on my generation How we’re more corporate than ever bamboozled by a guise of fake uniqueness Sure, I agree with the critique in the article if you can even call it an article People get paid for three lines of an opinion, sometimes a link, and then the real entertainment's in the comments Where can I get in line for this ******* job? Not the commentors, their labor’s free I mean the three lines guy, it sounds too easy “Don’t ya get it yet, son” My grandad chuckles “His job’s just corralling all those comments, inciting easy debate, and getting advertising clicks” He shook his head went up through the roof and his twenty-year-old jeans ended in a wispy swirl But I couldn't help noticing they were name brand
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