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"paddock" poems
Gates climb News and paraphernalia Modern communication Internet on vacation Today, rural Australia Goes awol in valleys, hills As seeking when hiding Frustration biding Trees, various pitfalls An Insufficient population Say Cannot build towers Excuses bely hours Trying, for connection Work with what's known Try cavalier solutions   It's the execution When, creativity shown First try computer waving Above head I'm shaking Signal not taking Despite, the swaying Next option lying on floor Hint of access, fleeting Patchy greeting So slow, won't store Then stand on top of bed Try to reach high ceiling Wobbly feeling Response, still lead Despite heat, go outside The temperature violent Connection silent If Home far, just beside Time past, similarly stung Found access best rate The paddock gate Balancing, top rung Troop to gate hopes keen As Searing heat, metal Stand and settle Tightly, cradle machine Process long, time lost A Connection success Finally access But who, counts cost? Eventually, its loaded mail As Balancing hold keen Humorous scene As Sway, in light pale Internet access by Gates Not Bill, Steve, Microsoft Hung steel aloft So basic, surely debates Climbing for a signal now Is the practical response Sadly ensconced As Rural, area know how But surely it must be time When access essential Internet critical Yet today, gates climb
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Jan 17, 2015
Jan 17, 2015 at 7:45 PM UTC
Gates climb
Prohibition came, but not to Whiskey Hill. A man has got to eat; a drunk must have his fill. Old Abner dug a basement before fall Beneath the milking barn at night; Dug down and mortared up a wall; Bought copper sheets and hammer-fit 'em tight, Disguised his vent holes in the stall By countersinking posts to keep them out of sight. Set down a trapdoor and a sturdy stair, Strawed the lot and penned up his old mare. In all he did, he didn't tell his wife a thing; He reasoned there was money to be made... More than the crops would ever bring, More than the eggs the chickens laid, He'd be enriched by moonshine in the spring. He learned to ferment mash from an old book, Soaked down a bag of corn and let it sprout, Waited twelve full days before he took a look, Cracked kernels, poured on water, boiling hot, Then pitched the yeast and left his hidden nook, And all the while kept his mouth shut; Seven days and Sunday passing by, Old Ab could wait no more; Ate supper quick and told his wife He'd one more feeding chore... Stole to the barn and shoo'ed the mare aside, Pulled up the vent posts from the floor, Climbed down and lit a fire inside Beneath the still to let the vapors soar. A thrill began as drops began to fill the jug; The fore-shot blended in as Ab forgot That methanol would poison off the slug, So when a shot he took, his breathing stopped. Above, impatient Molly stamped, then paced Hungrily in her pen, shoved to reach her hay And dropped the standards in their place, Plugged tight the vents, above where Abner lay. When Hildy woke, her husband still was out; She walked down to the barn, no sign to see; And thought it odd the horse was out... The cattle lowing hungrily for feed. The sheriff came to have a look; No luck had he, Old Hildy sold the place and moved away. Where she went and how remains a mystery. A cousin bought the place: house and barn and still (unseen). His sons, exploring, found old Abner in the spring Beneath the horse's paddock where he lay.
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Feb 10, 2013
Feb 10, 2013 at 1:40 AM UTC
Whiskey Hill
Prohibition came, but not to Whiskey Hill. A man has got to eat; a drunk must have his fill. Old Abner dug a basement before fall Beneath the milking barn at night; Dug down and mortared up a wall; Bought copper sheets and hammer-fit 'em tight, Disguised his vent holes in the stall By countersinking posts to keep them out of sight. Set down a trapdoor and a sturdy stair, Strawed the lot and penned up his old mare. In all he did, he didn't tell his wife a thing; He reasoned there was money to be made... More than the crops would ever bring, More than the eggs the chickens laid, He'd be enriched by moonshine in the spring. He learned to ferment mash from an old book, Soaked down a bag of corn and let it sprout, Waited twelve full days before he took a look, Cracked kernels, poured on water, boiling hot, Then pitched the yeast and left his hidden nook, And all the while kept his mouth shut; Seven days and Sunday passing by, Old Ab could wait no more; Ate supper quick and told his wife He'd one more feeding chore... Stole to the barn and shoo'ed the mare aside, Pulled up the vent posts from the floor, Climbed down and lit a fire inside Beneath the still to let the vapors soar. A thrill began as drops began to fill the jug; The fore-shot blended in as Ab forgot That methanol would poison off the slug, So when a shot he took, his breathing stopped. Above, impatient Molly stamped, then paced Hungrily in her pen, shoved to reach her hay And dropped the standards in their place, Plugged tight the vents, above where Abner lay. When Hildy woke, her husband still was out; She walked down to the barn, no sign to see; And thought it odd the horse was out... The cattle lowing hungrily for feed. The sheriff came to have a look; No luck had he, Old Hildy sold the place and moved away. Where she went and how remains a mystery. A cousin bought the place: house and barn and still (unseen). His sons, exploring, found old Abner in the spring Beneath the horse's paddock where he lay.
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you are so dumb indeed you want the chance to be free everyone in the cosmos cheers for me and mummy to beat this world indefemtly god is just a cause to worry mainly brought out by the fear of your parents you see i can say shut up dummy and you will listen unless you are square, yeah dummy dummy you are a little dummy you have no brains unless it is in your tiny toe i am a man who loves life, i am not a dummy, mate i want to liver life to the full but instead you put me in front of that bull and say sit there dummy, let the bull attack i say no, don’t let him leave the rack i am a technology **** and i just vomited **** in the toilet, discussing, hey hey hey hey is in the paddock where the horses are but it might be in your mouth when you are trying to be a conservative **** i hear dad say, shut up dummy, but i prefer to be a cool cat yeah, dudes, lets party on in every club in this god forsaken town you say shut up dummy as much as you like you know way back in the olden days when i wanted my mates to call me spike i will get on the poetry slam stage and grab the mike and read the poem with shut up dummy in my head i don’t want it, i don’t want it, leave me alone neh, he will say, as he wants to sit there saying yeah mate continuously teasing all night i know you are saying shut up dummy oh yeah but you must remember i am a person oh yeah i don’t want you to go yeah mate continuously mate, and i don’t want to get callas dummy but i still hear the words shut up dummy and yeah mate i have no idea why it’s in my head, i just think it’s because i am a techno **** shut up dummy stop teasing me, man causa i am the coolest dude in the land
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Jun 13, 2016
Jun 13, 2016 at 1:46 AM UTC
dummy, please don't call me dummy
you are so dumb indeed you want the chance to be free everyone in the cosmos cheers for me and mummy to beat this world indefemtly god is just a cause to worry mainly brought out by the fear of your parents you see i can say shut up dummy and you will listen unless you are square, yeah dummy dummy you are a little dummy you have no brains unless it is in your tiny toe i am a man who loves life, i am not a dummy, mate i want to liver life to the full but instead you put me in front of that bull and say sit there dummy, let the bull attack i say no, don’t let him leave the rack i am a technology **** and i just vomited **** in the toilet, discussing, hey hey hey hey is in the paddock where the horses are but it might be in your mouth when you are trying to be a conservative **** i hear dad say, shut up dummy, but i prefer to be a cool cat yeah, dudes, lets party on in every club in this god forsaken town you say shut up dummy as much as you like you know way back in the olden days when i wanted my mates to call me spike i will get on the poetry slam stage and grab the mike and read the poem with shut up dummy in my head i don’t want it, i don’t want it, leave me alone neh, he will say, as he wants to sit there saying yeah mate continuously teasing all night i know you are saying shut up dummy oh yeah but you must remember i am a person oh yeah i don’t want you to go yeah mate continuously mate, and i don’t want to get callas dummy but i still hear the words shut up dummy and yeah mate i have no idea why it’s in my head, i just think it’s because i am a techno **** shut up dummy stop teasing me, man causa i am the coolest dude in the land
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Feather drifts in the paddock mist, catches on a fence where the crow keeps watch, slips past thistle and shadow‑fox, rests by the lantern in the council’s glow — and somewhere beyond the hill, a glint waits for the hand that knows the way back. .
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Sep 12, 2025
Sep 12, 2025 at 10:09 PM UTC
the way back
I’ve run with haste into the thistle I’ve gone from the start to the end And skipped the middle, I’ve proceeded blindly in devoid of wit I leaped o’er the fence into the paddock And found it full of **** I’ve fallen for lust and grace And whilst idle, drunk, and still It’s all simply washed away, My vessels built for calm seas It handles nothing more than swell And prefers the quiet soothing breeze, In a sudden and heavy pour The serious and sobering rains came And stranded me on this desolate shore, Miles to the east and miles to the west Two ways for me to wander And I’ve no idea which is best, Indecision is in my nature So I’ll instead build sand castles And leave the choosing up to later.
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Sep 20, 2012
Sep 20, 2012 at 6:03 AM UTC
Haste! But In Devoid Of Wit
Strawberry blonde teen Unexpected staring touch Passion - eating us Lust always ruling Words frivolous, unheeded Were thrusting apart Each desire quenched First hungry   youthful season Longing exhausted Moving separate Suddenly acquaintances Years in other arms Meeting in paddock Smiles defeat awkward seconds Listening, hearing Third place, revs screaming Hit, hurtling flying askew Another impact Lifted away torn Crushed beauty dead desire *Our last words lost us* +
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Jul 5, 2010
Jul 5, 2010 at 12:24 AM UTC
bare desire
******** Pure and simple. ******** Be like a vampire Refine your tracking trait, Saving time and disappointment. Recognize it when you hear it, See it, read it. I've had to eat beside it. It rarely smells until identified, You sense the patties are everywhere, Inside and outside the paddock. Speak out when encountered: ******** plain and simple.* Point in its direction, Be a searchlight. The room goes silent Like a stop-action clip, Frozen for the stink to seep. Everything has the stench. They're skilled, But shallow. One needs to go home and wash, Do the laundry. Clean the kitchen. Honestly!
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Feb 22, 2016
Feb 22, 2016 at 9:39 AM UTC
******** Radar
it's almost as if she were calling to me, begging me to venture from the barren prairie to the tantalizing surf, to wholly submerge into her; to escape from my sorrows, to inundate myself with the delicacy of her frigid surface. i could hear her, muttering my name from across the meadow. slowly, i was growing aware of how minute i had become, standing in this immense field alone. i felt the aching, and the longing for amity scrabble its way up my spine. my legs begin to take strides, my entire body follows en suite. my fingers shakily unbutton my blouse, tossing it somewhere within the paddock. it was as if my body had a mind of its own, and was spellbound. my boots are off before i can comprehend what is happening to me. and suddenly, im unclothed, my feet digging into the sand beneath me. my ears ring as my brain swims and i can't focus; all i hear are her exquisite murmurs, chanting my name until it's no longer recognizable. the ringing in my ears swells, roaring until my brain aches and my vision grows more and more white until im underwater, covering my ears and screaming for the chaos to subside. and it does. my **** body is submerged into her breathtaking sea. never have i felt more at peace.
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Nov 24, 2018
Nov 24, 2018 at 7:25 AM UTC
seductress of the sea
Ma Diva veut  être meublée de parenthèses De ïambes de jade meuble aux couleurs de toutes les toques Et manches et casaques de l 'arc-en-ciel Toque blanche manches vertes et casaque noire, Toque rose manches blanches et casaque verte. A l'intérieur des petites lunes enchantées Entre losanges, étoiles et petits pois Ma diva, oh la vilaine,  a mis des accolades et des crochets De jade blanc, digressions  ponctuées périodiquement Par d'exquises parties de ïambes en l'air. Qui dit ïambe dit trochée (me suis-je permis de préciser) Et qui dit ïambe et trochée dit scansion Alternance dans le pied, donc dans la marche Dans le pas cadencé, l 'amble, le trot  et le galop De la respiration longue et brève des solipèdes. A l 'intérieur des parenthèses enchantées Entre une espace et l 'autre de l 'écurie J'ai vu danser ainsi une diva de forte encolure Revendiquée modèle de Botero Embarquer en longe un soleil pas trop chaud Pour égayer le paddock de son haras De vieilles pierres et de prés, de sous-bois et de beaux paysages De musées et de concerts et de galipettes Au bras d'un cavalier épicurien Dragon de paille, bon à tout faire : Lad qui la sorte à la longe En chemise polaire de luxe Cavalier qui la monte Au grand steeple-chase de l'immortalité En cajolant ses flancs de liqueur de jade blanche Et  en même temps  groom qui la soigne En divaguant en elle au gré de ses envies De pierre semi-précieuse en transe.
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Sep 16, 2019
Sep 16, 2019 at 11:00 AM UTC
Partie de ïambes en l'air
bellowing bulls did bellow all day they bellowed for cows in paddocks far away their bellowing became louder as the day did subside bellowing bellowing to be by the cow's sides they ne'er ceased their bellowing during the long night it went on till the dawning of the bright sunlight their need for the cow's companionship didn't abate in their distant paddock the bellowing bulls did wait still the bellowing bulls loudly refrain they're pining for the cows in such excruciating pain they'll be bellowing for some considerable while for the farmer has cramped their conjugal smile
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Nov 16, 2013
Nov 16, 2013 at 5:44 PM UTC
Bellowing Bulls
Blue haze is in the air at dusk Wet dew descends on grass, Sunset’s red striations touch Horizon’s clouds of glass A heavy silence permeates With the settling of the day, And clouds of starlings flock to roost With nightfall underway. The homestead paddock’s horses All graze quietly in the gloom As evening light turns purple red To a distant blackbird’s tune. A golden leafage carpetry Is spread across the road And the farmer trudges through it homeward bound, beneath his load. The cottage lights are glowing gold As daylight dwindles now. The softly spiraled chimney smoke, The lowing of the cow, The leafless alder branches Stretching to a sky of stars As the chill of late Autumnal Celebrates the birth of Mars. Marshalg In the Autumn leaves Victoria Park Tunnel 24 April 2010
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Apr 23, 2010
Apr 23, 2010 at 5:04 PM UTC
Autumnal
This crystal Autumn morn, where the dew sparkles on the fresh cut lawn, where the stillness of the cold air lends an absolute clarity to the alpine vista before me. The old Kaitake volcano with its vaulting flanks of Kamihe forest with outcrops of massive Rimu and Miro, Tawa and giant, towering Mamaku tree fern. Deep dark ravines tumbling down to fast flowing, clear water streams and moss covered, black boulder waterfalls. Everywhere the sound of the Dawn Chorus, birds of every description voicing their celebration at the start of the new day. The honk of the Paradise duck marking his turf in the cattle paddock, Two magpies perched on the very top fronds of a giant tree fern, warbling their unique song to be answered by another pair off in the undulation of the crisp green hills in the middle distance. Tiny wrens and fantails flit amid the branches uttering their contribution to the swelling music of the morning. The rapture of the song in the crystal silence and the golden light of the dawning sun throwing the profile of the mountain ridges and the forest into a glory of deep dark shade and glowing gold contrast. This moment, this magic moment swells my heart with joy. The wondrous beauty before me holds the innocence of the key to my utter happiness.....I throw back my balding old head and roar with laughter with the complete joy of it all. M. Foxglove@Taranaki, NZ 8th April 2022
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Apr 8, 2022
Apr 8, 2022 at 4:52 PM UTC
The Rapture of the Moment
In the sweet crisp calm of twilight when sparrow chirps tuck silent and their feathers puff to roost, I gad about the starry night and harken to the hosts who sing refrains of winsome cheer that boundless love ripostes. My bones and flesh the earth holds fixed in time with sure embrace, while my soul stows away to voyage upon the Milky Way. Enchanted hopes and yearnings of earthly dreamers fill the sails and bound together do we wayfare amidst the starry veil where dreams already born, like gulls pursue my celestial wake until back home to earth I sail to foghorn sighs at harbor’s edge where owls cry and wait. And so to slumber must I go with dreams aflutter still chattering of souvenirs from my nocturnal thrill. Reluctant to return to earth is my soul’s soaring heart, she would rather amidst the stars remain in perpetual skylark. I must halter and put to earthbound paddock this courser racing free, yet she tremors within my breast yearning for liberty. I implore my earnest feet to climb without delay into the bed, in hope my will shall follow despite the ceaseless call to vigil. For all who slumber sweetly, preparing for the light of day, I feel the eager mercy of history’s longing for each today. ~ P.A. Moffatt                                                   © 3/5/2014
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Mar 15, 2017
Mar 15, 2017 at 6:25 AM UTC
In the sweet crisp calm of twilight
Mid-winter Snow like white sand Walking, listening to William Fitzsimmons An elk the size of a Huge... elk Approaches the paddock Where horses stand unsuspecting Suppose he just wanted to say Hello to this antlerless creature So much like Him Startled horse Startles elk And I watch tons of animal Flee from Itself Disappointed Having hoped to see interaction So unlike that of us Humans, but No.
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Aug 25, 2016
Aug 25, 2016 at 8:21 AM UTC
The Elk and the Other
The most ethereal moments of my childhood were evenings spent astride my young horse’s familiar back. At these times I used no saddle or bridle because I wanted nothing to separate me from my Pegasus. The two of us often didn’t go anywhere or even move at all, instead we stood rooted in the paddock, entranced by the ancient bond that had stupefied girls and their horses for centuries before us. On those quiet summer nights we sat and smelt the earth cooling, heard the breeze’s cryptic secrets, and watched the sun sink lazily into its bed behind the mountains. My senses were sharpened beyond human experience, and I was alerted to everything from my horse outward. I could feel each of the coarse, raw fibers of his mane tangled between my fingers. When he inhaled, the breath that passed through his flared nostrils was the same breath that filled my heart and my lungs with the sheer joy of living. I absorbed every shift of his weight and twitch of his ear and flick of his tail. More than that, I felt the identical pounding of his heart as we shared the dizzying exhilaration of standing completely still while the rest of the world continued to spin on its orbit. In these moments, when I became one with my horse, I also became aware of and synonymous with nature. I felt at once the eternity and transience of time. I appreciated the vastness and the limits of the universe. I realized that I was both infinitely significant and less than a fleeting vapor. But none of this enlightenment frightened me, instead it bewitched me, and I became drunk on the clarity of existence. I gulped this glimpse of nature’s deepest truths until the experience became so dizzying that I feared my lungs or my heart or my soul would burst, and I buried my head in his mane just in time. I breathed in his honest, earthy smell and felt his living heat in my mouth while my consciousness slowly, reluctantly came back to Earth as I was supposed to know it. From this angle, I looked through the glass of my horse’s eye and saw the knowledge that had possessed me for an instant, and I was left gasping for breath and trapped in my mortality.
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Feb 20, 2012
Feb 20, 2012 at 9:32 AM UTC
Daques
The most ethereal moments of my childhood were evenings spent astride my young horse’s familiar back. At these times I used no saddle or bridle because I wanted nothing to separate me from my Pegasus. The two of us often didn’t go anywhere or even move at all, instead we stood rooted in the paddock, entranced by the ancient bond that had stupefied girls and their horses for centuries before us. On those quiet summer nights we sat and smelt the earth cooling, heard the breeze’s cryptic secrets, and watched the sun sink lazily into its bed behind the mountains. My senses were sharpened beyond human experience, and I was alerted to everything from my horse outward. I could feel each of the coarse, raw fibers of his mane tangled between my fingers. When he inhaled, the breath that passed through his flared nostrils was the same breath that filled my heart and my lungs with the sheer joy of living. I absorbed every shift of his weight and twitch of his ear and flick of his tail. More than that, I felt the identical pounding of his heart as we shared the dizzying exhilaration of standing completely still while the rest of the world continued to spin on its orbit. In these moments, when I became one with my horse, I also became aware of and synonymous with nature. I felt at once the eternity and transience of time. I appreciated the vastness and the limits of the universe. I realized that I was both infinitely significant and less than a fleeting vapor. But none of this enlightenment frightened me, instead it bewitched me, and I became drunk on the clarity of existence. I gulped this glimpse of nature’s deepest truths until the experience became so dizzying that I feared my lungs or my heart or my soul would burst, and I buried my head in his mane just in time. I breathed in his honest, earthy smell and felt his living heat in my mouth while my consciousness slowly, reluctantly came back to Earth as I was supposed to know it. From this angle, I looked through the glass of my horse’s eye and saw the knowledge that had possessed me for an instant, and I was left gasping for breath and trapped in my mortality.
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a little red sip contains the entire paddock where the grapes were grown
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May 20, 2015
May 20, 2015 at 5:48 AM UTC
Haiku
i, the buddhist, respects all children thew little kid is playing with my dads spirit he is crossing his legs saying you and your brother ain’t like us i said, yeah, we ain’t little cool kids like you, we are computer **** kids, man i am an adult who lives life like it’s one big adventure you sit there crossing your legs like the cool kid that you are and i can drink this bottle of coke down like a real adult does better than men with their beer and i stay with the families, and say to me, your one of the families buddy and i said, thanks for saying i was a family person who loves to PARTY with coke, and then this lady with tattoos, got in my vision i don’t want to have crazy person visions anyway i am an adult now, that’s what i am, i am an adult now i don’t want these crazy person visions, of pat coming in trying to make the word hey bad, instead of saying, what i say hey is in the paddock where the horses are i like to dance to 80s music, what’s wrong with that i don’t want these silly situations, i am not mucking with the crazy people i wanted my mates to be nice to me as a kid, but not just pretending to be nice just tell me to **** off from your house but dude, the people who hate me at the mall, have no control over the mall I SAY, GO HOME LOSERS i am reformed, from that silly nonsense of the past i am an adult who loves to party at the mall, what’s wrong with that i hate people presuming i hate computers or i hate technology I LOVE TECHNOLOGY, AND COMPUTERS TOO i don’t care what my old mates say i am a computer **** kid, anyway it was all because, back in those days i was a troubled kid now i am a cool adult i don’t like being teased, like all adults don’t i really appreciate friends i actually do know, saying, that nobody is really teasing ,me it makes me feel much better, i don’t give a hoot what pat said, what a LOSER but, i am hearing his crazy person voice, ringing through me head, F U C K L E A V E M E A L O N E i hate these situations dad is putting into people’s bodies but i am a buddhist, and i respect everyone i can’t boss people around, like they can’t boss me around i don’t believe in discipline, discipline is the real killer of people in this world i want to drink a coke at the mall, and i should be able to do that, hey i don’t **** people off, i am a nice man and you are a little cool kid i am an adult, but not a nerdy adult, like the nerds who are protecting me from being a little old lady my dad used to complain all the time in the car to mum, about how boring the dinner party was that is why the cool kid is in my head because i don’t believe in winging after a party which was cool i am a non whinging adult who loves to party at the mall, with COKE
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Feb 21, 2015
Feb 21, 2015 at 10:43 PM UTC
BUDDHISM, MAKING PEACE WITH THE PAST
i, the buddhist, respects all children thew little kid is playing with my dads spirit he is crossing his legs saying you and your brother ain’t like us i said, yeah, we ain’t little cool kids like you, we are computer **** kids, man i am an adult who lives life like it’s one big adventure you sit there crossing your legs like the cool kid that you are and i can drink this bottle of coke down like a real adult does better than men with their beer and i stay with the families, and say to me, your one of the families buddy and i said, thanks for saying i was a family person who loves to PARTY with coke, and then this lady with tattoos, got in my vision i don’t want to have crazy person visions anyway i am an adult now, that’s what i am, i am an adult now i don’t want these crazy person visions, of pat coming in trying to make the word hey bad, instead of saying, what i say hey is in the paddock where the horses are i like to dance to 80s music, what’s wrong with that i don’t want these silly situations, i am not mucking with the crazy people i wanted my mates to be nice to me as a kid, but not just pretending to be nice just tell me to **** off from your house but dude, the people who hate me at the mall, have no control over the mall I SAY, GO HOME LOSERS i am reformed, from that silly nonsense of the past i am an adult who loves to party at the mall, what’s wrong with that i hate people presuming i hate computers or i hate technology I LOVE TECHNOLOGY, AND COMPUTERS TOO i don’t care what my old mates say i am a computer **** kid, anyway it was all because, back in those days i was a troubled kid now i am a cool adult i don’t like being teased, like all adults don’t i really appreciate friends i actually do know, saying, that nobody is really teasing ,me it makes me feel much better, i don’t give a hoot what pat said, what a LOSER but, i am hearing his crazy person voice, ringing through me head, F U C K L E A V E M E A L O N E i hate these situations dad is putting into people’s bodies but i am a buddhist, and i respect everyone i can’t boss people around, like they can’t boss me around i don’t believe in discipline, discipline is the real killer of people in this world i want to drink a coke at the mall, and i should be able to do that, hey i don’t **** people off, i am a nice man and you are a little cool kid i am an adult, but not a nerdy adult, like the nerds who are protecting me from being a little old lady my dad used to complain all the time in the car to mum, about how boring the dinner party was that is why the cool kid is in my head because i don’t believe in winging after a party which was cool i am a non whinging adult who loves to party at the mall, with COKE
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Thank you mum for our precious times that were filled with so much fun  Our wonderful family holidays  Starting when we were very young Waipatiki beach such a beautiful place  With the sun and the sea breeze on our face Mum and Aunty in a caravan  us kids would pitch our tents Chuck on our togs, grab a towel off to the beach we went  Campsite was in a paddock  Adjacent to the beach  We had camp beds  so mattresses were off the ground So for us the evening chill did not reach Sometimes a friend was able to come  this would really add to the fun   Such a special place this was where the river meets the ocean Late at night as we lay in our tents we'd listen to the waves motion Time spent at the beach   searching for sea crustaceans with mum and aunty on our seaside family vacations We'd swim in the River  swim in the Sea Such wonderful memories these are for me
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May 22, 2018
May 22, 2018 at 10:51 AM UTC
Thank You Mum
Ken Almond loves to push people down to little young dude status You Ken Almond was a really tough guy who loves to bully people He loves to first of all get the kids to play cool for the family And after that, he wants them to muck around at night with them And Ken Almond wasn't sympatic, no he would push little cool kids down And tell them you ain't like us, now and forever And each kid said, I hate you, I hate you all And also each kid also said, ****** oathe I am a boy You see he gets these weird voices which are destroying his friendship With people,,so what he does is tease and rib him Like he is a real fucken crazy person Who has a lot of ****** problems And ken will take these kids out and give them a bit of a rib And then hand them back to their parents And then after that ken will play the all innocent act on them Then each time, he sees these Kids, he will do the same And act the same, and both be as stupid as a pack of wild boars You see, to lure them in, he says that he is one of the young dudes And will muck with then in little baby groups And then when he gets with some cool people He will rib them like nothing else, mind you, the kids ****** hate it And then after that, Ken would take these kids home And then play happy families with him and his folks He will do anything to make these kids see that they aren't ever going to be cool kids even if he one day has to kidnap them to tease them, and make them feel fucken awful After that Ken. Decided to head to the pub and emuck with all the men And actually he has a great time at the club And also after that he'll talk to a lot of adults And ***** about them all day Ken is having a great time teasing these kids Then as he enjoys doing anything around the house He treats him like a little young dude and ribs Him away from the adult life, and into mucking with the proper adults And Ken after that says, let's party, like we are going to party all night And then once he has the young dudes to stay up all night with him He will say to them, that he is still too shy to be like us He is still a cool kid, nothing bad will happen while you stay with us And if you want to be like us, mate you have to prove yourself, dude Then when his family comes over to talk with him Ken will muck shy with him and say, I am like them you shy boy And I am smarter than you anyday, you are still a koomarri man And you are not a normal person man, but the little young dudes say Yes, I am.cool, you guys and I will teaee all the babies in the street And, then after that, Ken will say, hey And you say straight back to him Hey is in the paddock where the horses are And then you will say again, hey is in the paddock where the horses are And then you will say, hey is in the paddock where the horses are And after that, he will say, you are cool And don't forget what I taught ya, have a great life, dude Ken will come back to the young dudes and sit with them And say, get ****** buddy, get ****** buddy, get ****** buddy And as he says it, he'll say, he'll move backwards away from him Ken will say, hey dudes , I am so cool And I am playing cool, and saying hey to each little young dude Just to improve my mojo And the young dudes say, hey is in the paddock where the horses are
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Jan 8, 2015
Jan 8, 2015 at 5:59 PM UTC
KEN ALMOND, ONE MEAN DUDE
Ken Almond loves to push people down to little young dude status You Ken Almond was a really tough guy who loves to bully people He loves to first of all get the kids to play cool for the family And after that, he wants them to muck around at night with them And Ken Almond wasn't sympatic, no he would push little cool kids down And tell them you ain't like us, now and forever And each kid said, I hate you, I hate you all And also each kid also said, ****** oathe I am a boy You see he gets these weird voices which are destroying his friendship With people,,so what he does is tease and rib him Like he is a real fucken crazy person Who has a lot of ****** problems And ken will take these kids out and give them a bit of a rib And then hand them back to their parents And then after that ken will play the all innocent act on them Then each time, he sees these Kids, he will do the same And act the same, and both be as stupid as a pack of wild boars You see, to lure them in, he says that he is one of the young dudes And will muck with then in little baby groups And then when he gets with some cool people He will rib them like nothing else, mind you, the kids ****** hate it And then after that, Ken would take these kids home And then play happy families with him and his folks He will do anything to make these kids see that they aren't ever going to be cool kids even if he one day has to kidnap them to tease them, and make them feel fucken awful After that Ken. Decided to head to the pub and emuck with all the men And actually he has a great time at the club And also after that he'll talk to a lot of adults And ***** about them all day Ken is having a great time teasing these kids Then as he enjoys doing anything around the house He treats him like a little young dude and ribs Him away from the adult life, and into mucking with the proper adults And Ken after that says, let's party, like we are going to party all night And then once he has the young dudes to stay up all night with him He will say to them, that he is still too shy to be like us He is still a cool kid, nothing bad will happen while you stay with us And if you want to be like us, mate you have to prove yourself, dude Then when his family comes over to talk with him Ken will muck shy with him and say, I am like them you shy boy And I am smarter than you anyday, you are still a koomarri man And you are not a normal person man, but the little young dudes say Yes, I am.cool, you guys and I will teaee all the babies in the street And, then after that, Ken will say, hey And you say straight back to him Hey is in the paddock where the horses are And then you will say again, hey is in the paddock where the horses are And then you will say, hey is in the paddock where the horses are And after that, he will say, you are cool And don't forget what I taught ya, have a great life, dude Ken will come back to the young dudes and sit with them And say, get ****** buddy, get ****** buddy, get ****** buddy And as he says it, he'll say, he'll move backwards away from him Ken will say, hey dudes , I am so cool And I am playing cool, and saying hey to each little young dude Just to improve my mojo And the young dudes say, hey is in the paddock where the horses are
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Aymara Rivero and Hunting Honey thundered past the finish mark three lengths before the placing horse - the tenth triumph of her rookie season. How many winner's circles await her arrival? Just a few brief yesterdays ago, Mari had watched a lecture hall clock checking off the hours of her life, when a voice within her whispered again "It's now or never," and Mari chose "now." So shutting the college door for a time, she returned to her stable home and the company of equine friends who'd brought joy to her youthful days. Today the paddock gates open and apprentice Aymara guides her mount to the starting gates of life itself.
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In a faraway place and faraway time stood square a cabin rotted pine and bramble flue. Once haven for old crones craven - their skins thin-skinned slivers of brine; now nary a soot line marked a witches' brew. In the dark, swirling silver stark and creatures would quiver held over pot-stew thither, along hymns of damning chanted. Waggled tongues with an evil glaze would slither, cursing in eye, toe, and liver the bubbling broth decanted. Oh a malkin giggled and a paddock piggled; sniggled in a mirth-marked cauldron's rubble double bubble. With a whoosh and a swish a bony finger had wiggled, as papery skin withered the drubble swuddle brubble. On those blackest of nights, when wolves would fear the moon, howls held loomed, choked on down the throat of dusk. Hatred uttered its sleepy breath, pitch-entombed and justice marooned under a tar most brusque. Shadows danced incantation for an occultish creation, oh the devil's bidding be done! Flamed carnation, neither here nor there god-fearing, cackling a primrose coronation; the stirring spoon spun! Death-catcher chimes hung close upon the entry; a dust since turn of century marred bone; witches’ wart-encrusted noses crinkled at gentry; chenille voices sung with celerity a hellish praise: Divinum Occultum. A little duende ran down the cauldron, gloom chanting a chant come out with a hurl. Burnt feet chasing away all ghosts ‘n goblins, unfurling like whisper from the concoction: Doom upon all the world.
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Dec 1, 2024 at 6:26 AM UTC
Death-Catcher Chimes
I take out a newspaper And I read it on my porch My porch consists of a deck chair and a paddock My back to my slanting house I read articles on the yellowing page And I read about how the world Has gone to the dogs It seems that all hath lost their minds In my solace, without companionship, I wonder if I have lost my mind too Its been so very long since I have had To make tea for someone I believe the last had been my brother Now I am the youngest sole Of brothers three Here on my farm, I am free By they near And they are dear To me their baby brother That’s why I keep them Near and dear To me Old stories turned to dust and ash Not even a legend, not even a myth After all, dead men tell no tales Especially not about Inglewood convicts Especially not when you put poison numb In their tea
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Jul 30, 2018 at 12:51 AM UTC
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The universe is dreaming, Of you and of me Of the skin peeling from the paperbark tree Of the cow grazing along the low paddock And the egret watching From atop her back Of Jupiter And her umpteen moons Of drought broke to flood By summer monsoons Of a girls fist kiss And her final so-long Of poets born And life turned to song Of the sea reaching out To touch the long sky Of every answer To a pillow sobbed why The universe is dreaming so herself she can see in you and in me in everything here, gone, and ever to be. ~ Xiola
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Feb 8, 2025 at 6:26 PM UTC
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"I'd like to rent a ****** please!", little Johnny cried, "A good sized filly, plenty of zest, and a great big *** to ride! I'll take her up the paddock, and I'll slap her big behind, Then I'll ride her till she's raw, when another ****** I'll find!"
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May 9, 2014 at 6:11 AM UTC
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