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"orson" poems
Hemingway said, There is quite the difference between kissing goodbye and kissing goodnight. I wanted a "See you later", but instead got the "Goodbye". Steinbeck stated that Nothing good gets away, If it's right, it happens. If that's the case how did we always end up feeling so wrong? Salinger suggested that after falling in love you never know where the hell you are. This, I can say is true. Where the hell are we? Dickens declared that The truest wisdom comes from a loving heart. Yet a heart in love can sometimes turn out to be the least wise. My friend, I think I'll just stick with Orson Welles' theory: "We're born alone, we live alone, we die alone." Anything else is simply illusion.
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Dec 22, 2014
Dec 22, 2014 at 1:08 AM UTC
Ode to the Greats.
Rap Trap My life's a mess, let me try to explain, I'm a 5 minute walk to going insane, see there's way to much going on in my brain, headed for a crash on a high speed train my bones are acrakin', my knees wont bend, ain't got no money, but I spend, spend, spend, don't know why I feel, I have to pretend, took some big blue pills, hoping to mend things changed so fast, I wasn't even aware, when it hit me in the face, why I do declare, time to man-up, need to grow me a pair, or I can turn my back and pretend I don't care caught in a trap, betwixt and between, should I tell everyone, should I come clean, I'm so confused, do you know what I mean? , when I look in the mirror, I see Orson Bean it's just jive, some people say it's rap, if you want my opinion, I think it's crap, but I find it hard to get outa this trap, can't stop my lips from goin flap, flap, flap Gomer LePoet...
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Mar 11, 2010
Mar 11, 2010 at 5:30 PM UTC
Rap Trap
Rap Trap           My life's a mess, let me try to explain,           I'm a 5 minute walk from going insane,           see there's way to much going on in my brain,           headed for a crash on a high speed train           my bones are acrakin', my knees wont bend,           ain't got no money, but I spend, spend, spend,           don't know why I feel, I have to pretend,           took some big blue pills, hoping to mend                      things changed so fast, I wasn't even aware,                       when it hit me in the face, why I do declare,           time to man-up, need to grow me a pair,           or I can turn my back and pretend I don't care           caught in a trap, betwixt and between,           should I tell everyone, should I come clean,           I'm so confused, do you know what I mean? ,           when I look in the mirror, I see Orson Bean           it's just jive talkin, some people say it's rap,           if you want my opinion, I think it's crap,           but I find it hard to get outa this trap,                       can't stop my lips from goin flap, flap, flap           Gomer LePoet...
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 12:46 PM UTC
Rap Trap (r)
Why is it that drinkers of wine All fancy themselves connoisseurs; As they sniff, swirl, sip and spit- They’re all Robert Parkers I’m sure. They talk about bouquet and fragrance, hints of chocolate they find in the wine. I sip on the wine and I’m puzzled as I never find chocolate in mine. My brother’s a beer connoisseur Pour ten different beers in good light. Though he may drink them all to be sure, He distinguishes each upon sight “There are different shadings of gold and some give you more head than others.” -Who would ever imagine that beer would have something in common with lovers. So go have your new Beaujolais You Francophile drinkers of wine I’m sure Orson Welles would have told you They’re selling it way before time. Back at the bar named McCullagh’s They’re playing pool in the back room Uncle Jimmy is schooling some suckers It happens once in a blue moon.
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Dec 23, 2011
Dec 23, 2011 at 7:29 PM UTC
The Beer connoisseur
The spirit of Christmas was here again As they rocked on up to my door, The aunts and uncles and cousins, all I’d not even seen before, They’d smelt the turkey, they’d seen the tree With its lights, red yellow and green, They’d even come with their knives and forks In case that my own weren’t clean. They came in a rush at twelve o’clock, ‘Now we’re not too late, we trust? We got caught up at Aunt Mary’s, then We missed the eleven-ten bus, She says she’ll not be cooking this year So we didn’t have time to lose, She’ll hurry along with a minute to spare As soon as she puts on her shoes.’ I said, ‘Oh good!’ as they filed on in To wash their hands in the sink, Then counted heads and I gulped and saw The turkey begin to shrink, A single bird for eleven heads Or twelve if you counted me, I might just get a wing and a prayer When feeding this family. They found the chest with the beer in ice But there wasn’t enough for all, So they corked and drank the fine Rosé That I’d had displayed on the wall, They ground the peanuts into the rug And they spilled Chablis on the couch, Then kept on stumbling over my feet And all I could say was ‘Ouch!’ They sat around with an hour to wait While the turkey started to brown, And talked of family members that They thought were coming on down, But then the topic they all enjoyed Was raising its ugly head, ‘You’d never believe,’ said Cousin Steve But Auntie Caroline’s dead!’ ‘I heard she fell from the Pepper Tree With the pruning shears in her grasp, Into a deadly swarm of bees!’ You could hear the others gasp. ‘And George, remember George, he was Your Uncle’s cousin’s son, He fell right under a train; they said He had a blindfold on.’ Then Gustave from the German branch And Heidi from the Swiss, Had both expired in some dread fire, I’d not heard any of this! ‘Delaney died in Ottawa When he fell dead off his horse, And Orson choked on a bottle of coke That was really chilli sauce!’ I cleared my throat before I spoke ‘I would hate to interrupt, But listening to your Death Watch List Has made my mind right up. I don’t know a single one of you, You've not been here before, But you’ll find who you are related to If you’d like to try next door.’ David Lewis Paget
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Dec 24, 2013
Dec 24, 2013 at 12:40 AM UTC
The Death Watch List
The spirit of Christmas was here again As they rocked on up to my door, The aunts and uncles and cousins, all I’d not even seen before, They’d smelt the turkey, they’d seen the tree With its lights, red yellow and green, They’d even come with their knives and forks In case that my own weren’t clean. They came in a rush at twelve o’clock, ‘Now we’re not too late, we trust? We got caught up at Aunt Mary’s, then We missed the eleven-ten bus, She says she’ll not be cooking this year So we didn’t have time to lose, She’ll hurry along with a minute to spare As soon as she puts on her shoes.’ I said, ‘Oh good!’ as they filed on in To wash their hands in the sink, Then counted heads and I gulped and saw The turkey begin to shrink, A single bird for eleven heads Or twelve if you counted me, I might just get a wing and a prayer When feeding this family. They found the chest with the beer in ice But there wasn’t enough for all, So they corked and drank the fine Rosé That I’d had displayed on the wall, They ground the peanuts into the rug And they spilled Chablis on the couch, Then kept on stumbling over my feet And all I could say was ‘Ouch!’ They sat around with an hour to wait While the turkey started to brown, And talked of family members that They thought were coming on down, But then the topic they all enjoyed Was raising its ugly head, ‘You’d never believe,’ said Cousin Steve But Auntie Caroline’s dead!’ ‘I heard she fell from the Pepper Tree With the pruning shears in her grasp, Into a deadly swarm of bees!’ You could hear the others gasp. ‘And George, remember George, he was Your Uncle’s cousin’s son, He fell right under a train; they said He had a blindfold on.’ Then Gustave from the German branch And Heidi from the Swiss, Had both expired in some dread fire, I’d not heard any of this! ‘Delaney died in Ottawa When he fell dead off his horse, And Orson choked on a bottle of coke That was really chilli sauce!’ I cleared my throat before I spoke ‘I would hate to interrupt, But listening to your Death Watch List Has made my mind right up. I don’t know a single one of you, You've not been here before, But you’ll find who you are related to If you’d like to try next door.’ David Lewis Paget
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Forgotten *** I felt caged in by lust and desire Suddenly, this famous quote came to mind In the moment when I truly understand my enemy, understand him well enough to defeat him, then in that very moment I also love him. I think it’s impossible to really understand somebody, what they want, what they believe, and not love them the way they love themselves, and then, in that very moment when I love them.... I destroy them.” ― Orson Scott Card, I am tired of being nice; I want to be honest, I want to say to him, you ******* simpleton, It wasn’t about the *** it wasn’t about the love, If she doesn’t want him after all those years, Why does he think I would want him now? he can’t even love himself, long enough Without, thinking about what is driving him insane She wins again, She destroys the man within
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Dec 3, 2016
Dec 3, 2016 at 11:38 AM UTC
Forgotten ***
We're born alone, we live alone, we die alone. Only through our love and friendship can we create the illusion for the moment that we're not alone.
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Jun 30, 2015
Jun 30, 2015 at 9:58 PM UTC
Quote By Orson Welles
I wondered the desert a lone luchador exiled from his home country . I missed many things . A warm bed to romance my many senioritas and a hot tub to enjoy underwater exploration . The great dictator had banished ******** to wonder the dessert . All because of the lack of a green card . He was a evil man with orange hair and a small ***** but a man who understood sometimes you simply had to grab life by the ***** . I admired that . Although being a outcast in this desert made me wish I could challenge him to a no holds barred double *********** match . Wear I would wrestle him.into submission . I thought to myself ******** how can you allow this old lesbian to defeat you? I decided to turn back and march myself to Washington for i was a man amongst many oiled and **** . I tweaked my ******* and called across the desert . Well actually I just called a uber.  I was off to challenge my opponent to a true battle of mono e mono . A great debate on public access television . For I ******** was going to run for president of the untied states . I would change many things . Making all drugs legal allowing free trade with Canada and finally allowing there people to cross freely into are country . I would of course build the wall around New Jersey so no more terrible reality television shows could be produced . I would issue all people knives and guns and make all vegans leave taking there ****** food with them. I would also close all schools so as to prevent shootings and allow television to teach all the children what needed to know. I would make ****** harassment punishable by spanking . And I would make minimum wage a hundred pesos a hour . I would rise to the level of other great presidents like Orson Wells and Elvis Presley.  Ole Ole Ole . A vote for ******** is a vote for ******** what else do you think it is sugar britches .
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Mar 27, 2018
Mar 27, 2018 at 4:39 PM UTC
******** For President
I wondered the desert a lone luchador exiled from his home country . I missed many things . A warm bed to romance my many senioritas and a hot tub to enjoy underwater exploration . The great dictator had banished ******** to wonder the dessert . All because of the lack of a green card . He was a evil man with orange hair and a small ***** but a man who understood sometimes you simply had to grab life by the ***** . I admired that . Although being a outcast in this desert made me wish I could challenge him to a no holds barred double *********** match . Wear I would wrestle him.into submission . I thought to myself ******** how can you allow this old lesbian to defeat you? I decided to turn back and march myself to Washington for i was a man amongst many oiled and **** . I tweaked my ******* and called across the desert . Well actually I just called a uber.  I was off to challenge my opponent to a true battle of mono e mono . A great debate on public access television . For I ******** was going to run for president of the untied states . I would change many things . Making all drugs legal allowing free trade with Canada and finally allowing there people to cross freely into are country . I would of course build the wall around New Jersey so no more terrible reality television shows could be produced . I would issue all people knives and guns and make all vegans leave taking there ****** food with them. I would also close all schools so as to prevent shootings and allow television to teach all the children what needed to know. I would make ****** harassment punishable by spanking . And I would make minimum wage a hundred pesos a hour . I would rise to the level of other great presidents like Orson Wells and Elvis Presley.  Ole Ole Ole . A vote for ******** is a vote for ******** what else do you think it is sugar britches .
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They fingerpick on the guitar while I toe pick on the ice; my equipment doesn't fit as well as each note in each composition they write. After building brick walls in front of the net their slapbass slapshots destroy my defenses until their goals plague my crease. While trying to set focus on my own game loud cheering emits from various venues for Mozart writing his first symphony at 6 Orson Welles directing Citizen Kane at 25 Johnny Depp originating that last line at 31 and Patrick Mahomes, whom I'm older than. Competition is healthy, functional until the unstable heat of boiling envy releases the steam of resentment building pressure in the machinery until the screws pop out like marbles knocking each other out of bounds. Daftly defining ego as the self and success as superiority and achievement as relative, I race against relatives; each pace they gain is a slap in the face in the rain stinging while slipping while blaming the elements precipitating my demise. Gripping graphite too tightly vulcanized rubber goes wide shattering through plexiglass and into the rib cage of an innocent bystander dropping his concessions to climb the stairs to the sky box while I wait for repairs to be made.
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Apr 30, 2021
Apr 30, 2021 at 3:40 AM UTC
Envy