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May we live in and see interesting times, the old saying goes another offers that when the mind is blind, the eyes cannot see for me my days are interesting and the laughter readily and often comes for the grapes of wrath brings forth mirth filled grapes on grapevine tendrils As lemmings and sheep enact bellyaching absurdities, as the ridiculous does Veracity on sojourn and falsehood in residence with doors firmly closed Hamlet re-enacts hapless role, with Red Robin Hood and vigilantes to a tee eager audiences, participatory scenes in towns and cities, leaving empty homes come all and vent your spleen and satiate your prejudices without paying a fee This land belongs to us, it is our birthright and we will send Hamlet to the catacombs Nothing is private anymore, rights and freedom nailed, anywhere we roam Ophelia not only went to Italy, she went to Hull, Turnpike Lane and even Essex but a joke here, if all these were good, why did she come to me, you simple gnomes perchance unlike you common goons,  she knows distinction has no comparison to thee Your vacuous hate filled mind cannot see that difference in a Prince, that regally looms Act two, dim, fooled actors in their Beggars Opera, screaming, 'we oppose' with glee so called republicans, laughable in their ardent favor, ignorant of their lobotomy botches we will do Hamlet's head in, totally unaware theirs been done in, for the brains of fleas in a civilisation, our conscious and stable populace, roots for vigilante and mob rule, yeah for a man of distinction is a threat reminding you of your insignificance and lack of tomes Come friends, lets see how the home of Democracy, hounds a citizen for us all and we lets know that Robin Hood is alive and taxing, and 'Windrush' is still active in dispatches indigenous people power, meets criminal gang stalking, meets racism and we all drink tea and in true cowardly fashion, its all done by insidious, indictable, nefarious, malcontents and psychopathic crazies It is our proud duty that we should all ruin Hamlet, for mediocrity has no distinction for aspiration et excellence Copyright LaurenceA. JUNE 2018.All rights reserved.
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Jul 25, 2018
Jul 25, 2018 at 8:00 PM UTC
Mediocrity knows no Distinction.....
May we live in and see interesting times, the old saying goes another offers that when the mind is blind, the eyes cannot see for me my days are interesting and the laughter readily and often comes for the grapes of wrath brings forth mirth filled grapes on grapevine tendrils As lemmings and sheep enact bellyaching absurdities, as the ridiculous does Veracity on sojourn and falsehood in residence with doors firmly closed Hamlet re-enacts hapless role, with Red Robin Hood and vigilantes to a tee eager audiences, participatory scenes in towns and cities, leaving empty homes come all and vent your spleen and satiate your prejudices without paying a fee This land belongs to us, it is our birthright and we will send Hamlet to the catacombs Nothing is private anymore, rights and freedom nailed, anywhere we roam Ophelia not only went to Italy, she went to Hull, Turnpike Lane and even Essex but a joke here, if all these were good, why did she come to me, you simple gnomes perchance unlike you common goons,  she knows distinction has no comparison to thee Your vacuous hate filled mind cannot see that difference in a Prince, that regally looms Act two, dim, fooled actors in their Beggars Opera, screaming, 'we oppose' with glee so called republicans, laughable in their ardent favor, ignorant of their lobotomy botches we will do Hamlet's head in, totally unaware theirs been done in, for the brains of fleas in a civilisation, our conscious and stable populace, roots for vigilante and mob rule, yeah for a man of distinction is a threat reminding you of your insignificance and lack of tomes Come friends, lets see how the home of Democracy, hounds a citizen for us all and we lets know that Robin Hood is alive and taxing, and 'Windrush' is still active in dispatches indigenous people power, meets criminal gang stalking, meets racism and we all drink tea and in true cowardly fashion, its all done by insidious, indictable, nefarious, malcontents and psychopathic crazies It is our proud duty that we should all ruin Hamlet, for mediocrity has no distinction for aspiration et excellence Copyright LaurenceA. JUNE 2018.All rights reserved.
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Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office A Child Asked me a Reasonable Question about God A child - She asked of me One day, you see A question wise For one her size It wasn’t odd: “I believe in God But then does He Believe in me?
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Sep 5, 2025
Sep 5, 2025 at 11:58 AM UTC
A Child Asked me a Reasonable Question about God
Sometimes they are all Up the Down Staircase: Please use the computer we never gave you Respond to the directive we never sent And send again the grades you sent last month You have thirty students in your night class The adjunct next to you has only six Well, no, you don’t get any more pay than him           I mean “than he” We’re miffed that you even asked about that Your roof is leaking only because it’s raining And you’re overdue for your pervert training
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Sep 21, 2018
Sep 21, 2018 at 3:49 PM UTC
Dispatches from the Colonial Office
Emergent and forming I feel a storm is imploring that soon without any warning you beg to cross a line Every time, nothing is sacred but sacramental complacence is marked as roles of the shameless Mean to skip a line another time? Is this too rough and obtuse for a cutie like you to boost the power line? Number 9, completion is power and stricken chords every hour proceed to timeline devour those daily entities I do decree that opposition to me is free and withered beatings to meetings, detours and dealings understanding demands of variable plans is held by the hand that feeds the depleted need I see it from every angle, the tangle, the multishifted frame though it dangles, I can't be stuck in my own head when I see the reflections of me in the treasure it jangles, brings into focus where my head fell to float in the moments set to wrangle, pull it in, dwell upon the good and discard where it hampers new fangled notions like truth effusions of love and devotion are swallowed up in the daily ocean of noise traffic, the more verbose, Graphic dispatches matches blasted disasters dashed and rash past distractions amass magic attacks balanced Secular motion entwined with metaphysical potions, divided what is your quotient? It doesn't add up in this moment. Interpersonal, intergalactic, universal assertions disturbed by verbage of outrance Message mismanaged mischief mallaeble mayhem managed maganamously mallicous mannered when I would proclaim them. Members materialized meriting masturbatory movements and monetized malappropriation I have no patience nor pathos for indiscriminant egos demonstrating a tangent as canon and paralyzing progressions toward psychic visions of heaven, eyes as the cosmos, and pressures upended. I'll cope with associations disastrous and tainted, but keep in my visage all that scratches my lenses I know far too much to be content with the situation, but far too little to shatter falsehood's intitiation
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Dec 3, 2013
Dec 3, 2013 at 5:53 AM UTC
Dammed Stream of Consciousness
Emergent and forming I feel a storm is imploring that soon without any warning you beg to cross a line Every time, nothing is sacred but sacramental complacence is marked as roles of the shameless Mean to skip a line another time? Is this too rough and obtuse for a cutie like you to boost the power line? Number 9, completion is power and stricken chords every hour proceed to timeline devour those daily entities I do decree that opposition to me is free and withered beatings to meetings, detours and dealings understanding demands of variable plans is held by the hand that feeds the depleted need I see it from every angle, the tangle, the multishifted frame though it dangles, I can't be stuck in my own head when I see the reflections of me in the treasure it jangles, brings into focus where my head fell to float in the moments set to wrangle, pull it in, dwell upon the good and discard where it hampers new fangled notions like truth effusions of love and devotion are swallowed up in the daily ocean of noise traffic, the more verbose, Graphic dispatches matches blasted disasters dashed and rash past distractions amass magic attacks balanced Secular motion entwined with metaphysical potions, divided what is your quotient? It doesn't add up in this moment. Interpersonal, intergalactic, universal assertions disturbed by verbage of outrance Message mismanaged mischief mallaeble mayhem managed maganamously mallicous mannered when I would proclaim them. Members materialized meriting masturbatory movements and monetized malappropriation I have no patience nor pathos for indiscriminant egos demonstrating a tangent as canon and paralyzing progressions toward psychic visions of heaven, eyes as the cosmos, and pressures upended. I'll cope with associations disastrous and tainted, but keep in my visage all that scratches my lenses I know far too much to be content with the situation, but far too little to shatter falsehood's intitiation
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Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office Let’s Carapace Ourselves For William Gipson William alluded to the dry bones of grammar And I wondered why no one ever alludes To the dry exoskeleton of anything - Equal justice for all carapaces!
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Sep 19, 2025
Sep 19, 2025 at 8:21 PM UTC
Let's Carapace Ourselves
After he died Without warning, I planted a tree Announcing Just as suddenly The Serviceberry To the others In the garden Each bud of a branch   welcomed by the fresh earth And dormant bulbs yet to burst The Aspen as role model Hastily, deeply she was added As quickly as he left In pursuit of Recouping buoyancy after starving for oxygen. Consoling under her generous shade Begging for silence of sufferings and deep sorrows Three years have passed Has it been that long There they are, our memories, in the control room That cling, stab like a blade Taking over the clock A contagion of disorder That eats away like acid Explicitly unwanted   Clarity of that night Frozen in time, like the winter   it happened. Time ended without warning Deaths metronome gave birth. Uneven disbursement Over one thousand days Since Asking why, Why? Why! Prone and exhausted. Drowned in tears that forged A lake of salt Why then Do we not float? What's holding us up? And another thing, Where does the wind Go when its gone? It dispatches    without warning Whirling in circles, Catching conditions Why am I not so shaken then? The Serviceberry has yet To bare fruit in its Short life to fifty Holding steady, Enduring the rooting road In the pragmatic ground Surrounded by leaves from seasons As messengers of compassion, companionship At the foot of her trunk An offering Once again in winter, here we are Sleeping until the sun Bleeds more time Why does three years Feel so heavy and capricious As if it were just yesterday Will the depth of sorrow remain After she blooms and feeds The hungry birds, Over 35 species, Who love her nectar Caring for the offspring Obscure, neglected and hungry Giving back, keeping the healed From further storms of Sudden causes As he did for his flock Harbored in what the doctor Ordered. Tender Loving Care Will heartache be replaced By forgiveness? Like the passing bus That descends the hill Into a valley of green hearts Picking up new passengers Loving another Forgetting the importance Of yesterdays bus ticket that Flew out the window Arriving without intention To its destination Neutralizing the anger That came without warning Glancing out the window Towards tomorrow As the birds songs Are sung
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Dec 28, 2023
Dec 28, 2023 at 2:16 PM UTC
Without Warning
After he died Without warning, I planted a tree Announcing Just as suddenly The Serviceberry To the others In the garden Each bud of a branch   welcomed by the fresh earth And dormant bulbs yet to burst The Aspen as role model Hastily, deeply she was added As quickly as he left In pursuit of Recouping buoyancy after starving for oxygen. Consoling under her generous shade Begging for silence of sufferings and deep sorrows Three years have passed Has it been that long There they are, our memories, in the control room That cling, stab like a blade Taking over the clock A contagion of disorder That eats away like acid Explicitly unwanted   Clarity of that night Frozen in time, like the winter   it happened. Time ended without warning Deaths metronome gave birth. Uneven disbursement Over one thousand days Since Asking why, Why? Why! Prone and exhausted. Drowned in tears that forged A lake of salt Why then Do we not float? What's holding us up? And another thing, Where does the wind Go when its gone? It dispatches    without warning Whirling in circles, Catching conditions Why am I not so shaken then? The Serviceberry has yet To bare fruit in its Short life to fifty Holding steady, Enduring the rooting road In the pragmatic ground Surrounded by leaves from seasons As messengers of compassion, companionship At the foot of her trunk An offering Once again in winter, here we are Sleeping until the sun Bleeds more time Why does three years Feel so heavy and capricious As if it were just yesterday Will the depth of sorrow remain After she blooms and feeds The hungry birds, Over 35 species, Who love her nectar Caring for the offspring Obscure, neglected and hungry Giving back, keeping the healed From further storms of Sudden causes As he did for his flock Harbored in what the doctor Ordered. Tender Loving Care Will heartache be replaced By forgiveness? Like the passing bus That descends the hill Into a valley of green hearts Picking up new passengers Loving another Forgetting the importance Of yesterdays bus ticket that Flew out the window Arriving without intention To its destination Neutralizing the anger That came without warning Glancing out the window Towards tomorrow As the birds songs Are sung
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Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                             Your Poems as Love-Letters to God           Gregariousness is always the refuge of mediocrities, whether           they swear by Soloviev or Kant or Marx. Only individuals           seek the truth, and they break with those who don’t love it           sufficiently.                  -Doctor Zhivago, p. 9 in the Pantheon edition You live, you have lived, and you will live And because you live you will engrave your life In elegant scansion, in noble lines That shape chaos into beauty and truth Not into metal or rocks or wood But flung into Creation in gratitude For the sacred life you have been given For the strength of your love and thoughts Each little line is a gathering-gift to God Baptized in the Jordan and in the Hippocrene To God, and to the Muses who smile on you And to great Mysteries beyond the stars Each little line is a gathering-gift to all To read in the light of seven sacred lamps The wisdom of patience and pilgrimage Beside the banks of the river you know You live, and so you write, you must, you must: For there is meaning in tumbling in the grass On a summer day that will live forever Helped along in your written remembrancing You live an eternal meaning in the why Of laughter and puppy-kissings and grass-stained jeans And that is why you must write it all down For others in intellectually-sharpened rhythms You live an eternal meaning in the why Of love, of deeper kissings in the dark Emotional confusions gone crazy-wild Until they are sensed through crafted verse You live an eternal meaning in the why Of recruit training and sometimes war The joys of learning wisdom from great books Tentatively shaping your own new knowledge worthily You live an eternal meaning in the why Of leafy springs and apple-green summers Golden autumns and winters of blue Writing them as hymns of gratitude You live an eternal meaning in the why Of children in a home modest in wealth But rich and layered in love, work, and prayer “Is this poem about me?!” Oh, yes, child You live an eternal meaning in the why Of lonely nights, hospital stays, mistakes Disappearing dreams, disappointed hopes Memories of friends buried in the dust You live, you have lived, and you will live And because you live you will engrave your life Love-letters as your gift to Creation In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti*
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Apr 8, 2025
Apr 8, 2025 at 8:54 AM UTC
Your Poems as Love-Letters to God
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                             Your Poems as Love-Letters to God           Gregariousness is always the refuge of mediocrities, whether           they swear by Soloviev or Kant or Marx. Only individuals           seek the truth, and they break with those who don’t love it           sufficiently.                  -Doctor Zhivago, p. 9 in the Pantheon edition You live, you have lived, and you will live And because you live you will engrave your life In elegant scansion, in noble lines That shape chaos into beauty and truth Not into metal or rocks or wood But flung into Creation in gratitude For the sacred life you have been given For the strength of your love and thoughts Each little line is a gathering-gift to God Baptized in the Jordan and in the Hippocrene To God, and to the Muses who smile on you And to great Mysteries beyond the stars Each little line is a gathering-gift to all To read in the light of seven sacred lamps The wisdom of patience and pilgrimage Beside the banks of the river you know You live, and so you write, you must, you must: For there is meaning in tumbling in the grass On a summer day that will live forever Helped along in your written remembrancing You live an eternal meaning in the why Of laughter and puppy-kissings and grass-stained jeans And that is why you must write it all down For others in intellectually-sharpened rhythms You live an eternal meaning in the why Of love, of deeper kissings in the dark Emotional confusions gone crazy-wild Until they are sensed through crafted verse You live an eternal meaning in the why Of recruit training and sometimes war The joys of learning wisdom from great books Tentatively shaping your own new knowledge worthily You live an eternal meaning in the why Of leafy springs and apple-green summers Golden autumns and winters of blue Writing them as hymns of gratitude You live an eternal meaning in the why Of children in a home modest in wealth But rich and layered in love, work, and prayer “Is this poem about me?!” Oh, yes, child You live an eternal meaning in the why Of lonely nights, hospital stays, mistakes Disappearing dreams, disappointed hopes Memories of friends buried in the dust You live, you have lived, and you will live And because you live you will engrave your life Love-letters as your gift to Creation In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti*
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There is a certain birdsong I keep trying to capture I hear it from outside my bedroom windows It is mesmerizing that I pause In silence As if holding my breath will imprint the waves And commit them to my ocean of memory Akin to the sound of twinkling One that escapes from the mouth of babes As they swing and slide Glide from treetop to treetop Glee I have never seen the source But I picture it as the accompaniment Strokes of soprano notes ascending While branches sway with the gentle amihan Teeter-tottering, rays of light playing hide-and-seek It is Exhilaration An aria of falling But never of fear There is always a safe place to land A song of trust The peaks and troughs are golden lilies Dotting the field of frequencies Rising above dispatches of uncertainty The orchestra of engine rumbles fade This concerto is for the tranquil This, this is the song of my heart taking flight In a waltz with the metronome of your love Sparkling I try my best to capture this birdsong because it encapsulates best our journey Giddy but peaceful Giddy AND peaceful It is the ballad I am trying to write but to no avail Nature has registered our love No mixtape, nor playlist, nor digital recording, nor lyric can impeccably transcribe it A wordless duet The Universe sings, all we have to do is listen And dance to our music Crescendo, adagio, rest Always a soft landing
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Jan 19, 2021
Jan 19, 2021 at 11:12 AM UTC
Huni
it rains where scattered white mists applaud the silhouette of a sharp and pointed moon whose coagulant light dispatches an infinite population of ghosts to haunt upon the mind with tangential interests are reluctant incarnations of an intolerable vocabulary with incoherent signs these ragged images free float before the eyes create a straight line upon a lime green colored wall whose ghostly contour of shape has no reason to be there then it rains in horizontal free fall from the ceiling to the floor where these apparitions collide in an empty sky of stars creates a mysterious circumstance that dictates mischievous epigraphs where the leaves are black it is whispered to young men who reluctantly plant trees whose shade they know they will never sit in it rains in this place an angry and heavy rain that sculpts the bones and blinds the eyes and the young men lie down like rusted knives in an antique drawer without recognizing this dredful portent of war
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 10:15 AM UTC
portent of war.....
habituated within the confines of woe accompanied yet felt lonesome, the mere must sets forth tomorrow, my memorandum is no hokum. there was more than meets the eye, but any has felt, not just I, dispatches of melancholy comply, for must I say goodbye -- for now... seek wholesome where it was borne, restoration is the new. nay mourn, nor fret, nor pout and shall come back, subdue.
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Sep 30, 2018
Sep 30, 2018 at 11:33 PM UTC
My Martyrdom
The cutis anserina raise cold upon your arm The brain dispatches a foretelling chilling alarm It is panic that has you in its grasp I daresay your destiny Though somewhat delayed come at last You focus your frightened gaze rapidly from left to right Wishing the sun break the dawn and begone this haunted night Your inner voice speaks to you Turn round if you dare The hair slowly rises on your neck The cautious self tells you to beware Ring covered fingers icy run up your spine Struggling to remain conscious Your heart is pounding Counting breaths you mark the time Drenched in sweat you stumble headlong into the dark Unaware an actor on the stage merely playing a part Flee as far as you wish and swiftly as you can There is no eluding the touch of fears hand It is panic that has you in its grasp The arms of fate Clutch you to her stone breast and hold you fast They call your name You must bow to the gods And breathe your last All Rights Reserved @ Tammy M. Darby Nov. 25, 2017. I
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Nov 25, 2017
Nov 25, 2017 at 10:24 AM UTC
It is panic that has you in its grasp
Hey mom, I wish I could have stuck around So you could have taught me On how to be a better man, Yet I ran From the shadows That grabbed onto my feet. Momma you called it the past, Yet I see it as my psychological jail sentence For the mistakes ive made, My ego was shattered And dug deep into the roots That twist along my body Hey mom, I wrote you this soft poem To let you know That I've never seen hunger Like this ground That dispatches of my skin, This shollow resting ground Is a lot smaller than my room. I do not search for apologies or answers To my last questions, I found those blowing in the wind Next to were my last breaths were sung
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Jul 16, 2015
Jul 16, 2015 at 1:57 PM UTC
Rooted
A sunrise that no one watches. Unseen. Unappreciated. Neglected — it dispatches, From the horizon, looking up at the sky, Only to see the moon approaching by.
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Jun 9, 2025
Jun 9, 2025 at 2:47 AM UTC
Sunrise Unseen
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                      Did Civilians Write Poetry Back in the Day? A medical professional, while taking my pulse Asked me what I was reading                                    Poetry, I replied Poetry of suffering in the Second World War Most of it by civilians who were there She asked: Did civilians write poetry back in th’ day? I changed the topic to my blood pressure Second World War Poems Ed. Hugh Haughton London: Faber and Faber, 2004 This anthology is brilliant, with poems by soldiers, civilians, concentration camp prisoners, and prisoners of war from many nations. Several of the poems are anonymous, written on scraps of paper found on the bodies of the murdered. There is much fashionable babble about my voice / our voices / authentic voices / my people’s voices, and so on, but here is a fine collection by people whose voices were desperate to tell the truth, not indulge in self-pity, and find beauty among the horror
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Mar 22, 2025
Mar 22, 2025 at 9:25 AM UTC
Did Civilians Write Poetry Back in the Day?
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                                                 I am not God About final judgement Just give it a rest God does salvation We do our best
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Sep 24, 2025
Sep 24, 2025 at 2:44 PM UTC
I am not God (probably...)
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office The Moon is Setting in the West, And in the East... Sun beam Sun ray First sun I see today I wish I might I wish I may Have the wish I wish today Cf. “Star Light, Star Bright,” a nursery rhyme of undetermined origin, dating to at least the 19th century.
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Sep 11, 2025
Sep 11, 2025 at 7:48 AM UTC
The Moon is Setting in the West, And in the East...
amazing when miracles suddenly manifest beach-birds rising and circling high above the Audubon mystery steeps in unfurled wings we slow down for a smile and a sigh passing gracefully over barely noticeable steps.. close and hollow.. ghost ***** ephemerally longing for a moonbeam's generous hands a universe dispatches a casual touch conflict, contrast.. each mating w/in its own species the spirit is migratory.. eternal as we coexist naturally lines are blurring and separation becomes less apparent. We are woven into the fabric of the Universe. we slow down for a smile and a sigh and you take my hand And, yet, somehow in transcendent moments we are the miracles
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Jan 4, 2016
Jan 4, 2016 at 2:53 AM UTC
exploration - written with John
The electric kettle grooves like a gavel bounce bouncing off the bench when the judge won the raffle The sound waves baffle the mind as the refrigerator hums along to the microwaves song A beep beepin’ melody as smoke’s creep creepin’ from the oven And the blender is lovin’ the distraction Keepin’ their eyes from the action As he hatchets and dispassionately dispatches chickpeas left and right No end to the violence in sight Who cares about wrong from right There will be hummus tonight **** blender got his business done but now the fun begins as the stove channels the power of the sun to heat the pan and the plan is to fry the dough, those homemade doughnuts make the crowd go nuts but the sizzle of the grease unleashes the beast of the band, the main man, the rockstar, tattoo on his arm, rugged charm, protects you from harm, my man the fire alarm. The fire truck sirens join the orchestration and soon the scene of devastation muffles into a hum, but umm, the night’s still young and we could still go, you know, I’m pretty loco for them Doritos and I may be burnt and poor but Taco Bell is open ’til 4.
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Aug 15, 2018
Aug 15, 2018 at 8:01 AM UTC
A Saturday Night Symphony
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office “I am Going to Call for a Major Investigation…” -Our Red Queen on Truth [sic] Social In Wonderland a new oppressive conjuration - His name is Major Investigation Sent at our screaming queen’s instigation To drag us all down to her police station Beginning with Kamala, Oprah, and Bono For somewhat disapproving of him – oh, no! The Major will punish their laissez-majesto - In the name of freedom their heads must go! (But of course the irony in all this biz Is that their heads are even larger than his)
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May 19, 2025
May 19, 2025 at 9:26 AM UTC
"I am Going to Call for a Major Investigation"
i was romanticising her genitalia like oysters, i know the boys in school thought of fish first, but the same boys didn’t go to brothels and seen prostitutes oil up; come to think of it, given the above facts i’m going to romanticise her genitalia with leeches from now on - and in reverse? as for me? well plenty of skyscrapers... boring... comparing her’s to leeches fits the strategy; and once, and once a boy of sixteen could buy a ***** mag in a shop in Ypres without the female shop owner looking at him like some pervert. Ypres? yeah, school trip, visiting world war one trenches, enjoying the atmosphere running in them like a crazy dispatches boy trying to **** some chlorine on the sly, which i think is the scary bit, but don’t worry, we had female troopers with us, so we could shoot and **** and not worry about the infidelity of our girls back home to some shady ‘enry ‘hinaski. but from what else i can remember, six of us broke off from the rest and decided to go to a brothel, but being schoolboys we didn’t have enough money or were simply not convincing material for a free one with the belgian beauties - i had to wait a few more years before i had enough dough but then it was with a ukrainian beauty in poland after i realised that the university i attended was a nunnery.
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 1:23 PM UTC
Memories of Ypres
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                   Do Dreams Fade Away at Dawn? Or Do We? Do dreams beyond the dreamer dream The imagined lands from deepest night In which we live and seem to love - Do they exist at morning’s light?
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Feb 1, 2025
Feb 1, 2025 at 8:54 AM UTC
Do Dreams Fade Away at Dawn? Or Do We?
but fear is eager to feed the one, while love knows only of feeding the many, so why is jealousy the ugly twin of love, when fear dispatches questions with audacity to disclaim an antonym partner; for with fear feeding the one, there's love feeding the many: as is due the parenting of the twins jealousy and audacity, jealousy synonymous with love became the crucifix; for it is fear that guides the feeding of the one, and allows love the harvest of feeding the many. when you see it, the great red dragon and the beast from the sea painting by william blake (i'm still searching for that prized maxim of): there are more stars than the grains of sand on the beaches of all of earth - well... looks like a pretty vacant void to me where content with the blue but not content with the darkness faking the number of stars citing many stars in the wilderness of australia... and you wonder at my addiction to ******* videos and admiration of ******* beauty and the contentment of female eyes and my own predicament of an acne-riddled phallus... well, that makes two monks and glass eyes of dolls reflecting me, why the only beauty implanted in me was worth a pristine skin, and you might consider standing naked next to me - but of course the juicy parts of the story would make me a serial killer - rather than loving animals above humans, but then loving animals above humans made me more dehumanising - not ready to write a vegan manifesto; thank god i didn't shackle up with her until she got bored and bore my children and the law of the land told me to pay alimony.
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Mar 10, 2016
Mar 10, 2016 at 7:50 PM UTC
vegan manifesto
but fear is eager to feed the one, while love knows only of feeding the many, so why is jealousy the ugly twin of love, when fear dispatches questions with audacity to disclaim an antonym partner; for with fear feeding the one, there's love feeding the many: as is due the parenting of the twins jealousy and audacity, jealousy synonymous with love became the crucifix; for it is fear that guides the feeding of the one, and allows love the harvest of feeding the many. when you see it, the great red dragon and the beast from the sea painting by william blake (i'm still searching for that prized maxim of): there are more stars than the grains of sand on the beaches of all of earth - well... looks like a pretty vacant void to me where content with the blue but not content with the darkness faking the number of stars citing many stars in the wilderness of australia... and you wonder at my addiction to ******* videos and admiration of ******* beauty and the contentment of female eyes and my own predicament of an acne-riddled phallus... well, that makes two monks and glass eyes of dolls reflecting me, why the only beauty implanted in me was worth a pristine skin, and you might consider standing naked next to me - but of course the juicy parts of the story would make me a serial killer - rather than loving animals above humans, but then loving animals above humans made me more dehumanising - not ready to write a vegan manifesto; thank god i didn't shackle up with her until she got bored and bore my children and the law of the land told me to pay alimony.
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my mother and father cower under the kitchen table and my brothers are dead. my father has clammed up since asking me to tell him something he can take to his grave. this last week I’ve mastered placing my ear on the table in such a way I hear what I am supposed to do. impossible things that are no longer terrible. dispatches from a simpler region. for example, hack your roommate’s youtube account. also, poison the non-pregnant. my baby sister laughs with me when I say some of these aloud. she believes the table is possessed by the devil’s ghost. her beliefs are clear and specific. the ghost thinks itself the actual devil, and will need a good amount of therapy.
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 1:07 PM UTC
word of the devil's death
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                        Has All the Gold Been Stolen from Fort Knox?                      Elon Musk encouraged to crack open Fort Knox                      and audit the gold reserves                            -New York Post, 16 February 2025 President Musk will now make an audit Of the gold in Fort Knox, down to the dime But all he will find (he may have already caught it) Is the missing TP from the covid time!
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Feb 16, 2025
Feb 16, 2025 at 6:30 PM UTC
Has All the Gold Been Stolen from Fort Knox?