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"louses" poems
I read some poems on here That would just be up his street Scrooge would love so much to read How you all deal with defeat Not everyone, mind you, you know Just those, we all ignore you know ...the suicidal ones who are in ***** upon the floor i got dumped and i just want to **** myself ...they say if you write it down on here, i guess you won't do it anyway Scrooge would love the way They talk of copulation He'd just sit back and say Then let them reduce the population They threaten to go off the rails Though, I think some might be done They talk of doing things, slowly Have they not heard of a gun ? Scrooge would love the way they cry When they don't get their own way He'd be hooked on this, because you find Five hundred...every day He'd suggest we re-institute The mills and the poor houses So, he would have to listen to The stories of these louses A topic of importance would be Something, he would write of money, pestilance and then he'd say...GOOD NIGHT
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 11:48 AM UTC
Scrooge would love...
The Satan residing in the cornea, Tries too hard to insist And the continuously contaminated Clockwork fails to resist. The ***** of the aces – Corrupt In a while it will erupt, And puke out disrupt ****** emotions outburst Of unbearable lust. The pubescent plaque Haemorrhages seeds of deeds Culminates all over – the wicked weeds. Seductive seas The mind browses ****** ***** the louses. Engulfed in the trap of crap Cornea turns Pornea.
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Mar 4, 2010
Mar 4, 2010 at 12:11 PM UTC
Pornea
C. B. was a son of a B! Did anybody really like him? Most of the people he encountered Usually found more reasons to strike him. In school the kids called him a bully. Bully he was, and bully he did. He derived inordinate pleasure Tormenting any vulnerable kid. His schoolyard behavior was no better Than his disruptive behavior in class. In fact, most teachers would call him An incorrigible pain in the *** In high school he was just as aggressive. His reputation was firmly upheld. Holding a freshman's head in the toilet Finally got the bully expelled. How he earned money. Well, that was A real mystery--through and through. Not surprisingly his motto Was ***** them before they ***** you." What his girlfriend saw in him Was truly anybody's guess. Aware of his fractious personality, The woman married him nevertheless. People made bets on how long the couple Could last in a stormy marriage from hell. After the wife had had enough, She packed up the kids and said farewell. C. B. remained estranged From both of his kids for the rest of his life. Some woman out there was very lucky For he never found another wife. Money. That was all that mattered. People? Employees? They were dispensable. His dog was even afraid of him And sensed that he was reprehensible. He bought a number of businesses. How they lasted was a surprise. Frankly, most people suspected Secret Mexican Mafia ties. One day C. B.'s lifeless body Was found in his driveway. The coroner said A heart attack was the cause; But some suspected foul play instead. A gravestone reads: "Here lies C. B. When life was hard, he would persist. Survived by two loving children, The doting father will be missed." Whoever wrote that epitaph? You wonder: what did he or she owe him? The author of those unfounded words Obviously didn't know him. Oddly the deaths of louses and scoundrels Are so hard to identify, For based on gravestones and the obits, It seems that only good people die. - by Bob B (6-27-17)
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Jun 27, 2017
Jun 27, 2017 at 3:20 PM UTC
Why Do Only Good People Die?
C. B. was a son of a B! Did anybody really like him? Most of the people he encountered Usually found more reasons to strike him. In school the kids called him a bully. Bully he was, and bully he did. He derived inordinate pleasure Tormenting any vulnerable kid. His schoolyard behavior was no better Than his disruptive behavior in class. In fact, most teachers would call him An incorrigible pain in the *** In high school he was just as aggressive. His reputation was firmly upheld. Holding a freshman's head in the toilet Finally got the bully expelled. How he earned money. Well, that was A real mystery--through and through. Not surprisingly his motto Was ***** them before they ***** you." What his girlfriend saw in him Was truly anybody's guess. Aware of his fractious personality, The woman married him nevertheless. People made bets on how long the couple Could last in a stormy marriage from hell. After the wife had had enough, She packed up the kids and said farewell. C. B. remained estranged From both of his kids for the rest of his life. Some woman out there was very lucky For he never found another wife. Money. That was all that mattered. People? Employees? They were dispensable. His dog was even afraid of him And sensed that he was reprehensible. He bought a number of businesses. How they lasted was a surprise. Frankly, most people suspected Secret Mexican Mafia ties. One day C. B.'s lifeless body Was found in his driveway. The coroner said A heart attack was the cause; But some suspected foul play instead. A gravestone reads: "Here lies C. B. When life was hard, he would persist. Survived by two loving children, The doting father will be missed." Whoever wrote that epitaph? You wonder: what did he or she owe him? The author of those unfounded words Obviously didn't know him. Oddly the deaths of louses and scoundrels Are so hard to identify, For based on gravestones and the obits, It seems that only good people die. - by Bob B (6-27-17)
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If you are advocating The eliminating of humans Assuming they are less Than the mess you are, then You are, by far, among the worst, The first level of devils living And I am giving you the name And the blame for the horror And am all the sorer that you Insist I must take it silently While you slice them, bleeding, Leading them into the jail Wailing, calling them names Then maiming, beating and killing Even when willing, and agree To cooperate in your travesty. In your majesty, you feel you Are the one true and decent And as they are your victims Inherit all the ills that go with them; Your prisoners that you call ******** And beat their insoles and bare feet, Drag them off the streets for being poor, Call the women ****** and trash, Smash them around and then you Say they fell down, and your boss agrees When the prisoner’s knees are broken. Just another token of how awful And how stinking terrible they are Those without cars, or jobs, or houses. Just human louses in stained blouses And raggedy clothes. Break their nose. Nobody cares about them. You are real men, they are not. They get what they deserve. “To protect and serve.”
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 2:15 AM UTC
TO PROTECT AND SERVE
House Republicans just couldn't wait To annihilate Obamacare. They swindled the American people, And now the louses are walking on air. They've rushed through a disastrous bill With no hearings and no score. The message they are sending out Is one that's difficult to ignore. Denying essential benefits Now would be up to the state. Older Americans also could be Charged a much higher rate. The plan for people with pre-existing Conditions? The cutthroat Republicans gored it. According to them, you'll be covered. If, that is, you can afford it! Millions would lose their health insurance, But our leaders care not a jot. That Medicaid would be gutted, They didn't give a second thought. Minimum requirements Won't be a priority. Those with excellent coverage Will be in the minority. The plan is NOT a health care plan. Listen to their sales pitch. What it all boils down to is A huge tax break for the rich. After voting on a bill That screws millions of people, they Had a victory celebration-- A nauseating, sickening soirée. If this is the best that they can do To make our lives better, let the truth Mercilessly come back to haunt them Next time in the voting booth. - by Bob B (5-5-17)
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May 5, 2017
May 5, 2017 at 9:37 AM UTC
The Big Swindle