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"whoopee" poems
'Twas midnight in the schoolroom And every desk was shut When suddenly from the alphabet Was heard a loud "Tut-Tut!" Said A to B, "I don't like C; His manners are a lack. For all I ever see of C Is a semi-circular back!" "I disagree," said D to B, "I've never found C so. From where I stand he seems to be An uncompleted O." C was vexed, "I'm much perplexed, You criticise my shape. I'm made like that, to help spell Cat And Cow and Cool and Cape." "He's right" said E; said F, "Whoopee!" Said G, "'Ip, 'Ip, 'ooray!" "You're dropping me," roared H to G. "Don't do it please I pray." "Out of my way," LL said to K. "I'll make poor I look ILL." To stop this stunt J stood in front, And presto! ILL was JILL. "U know," said V, "that W Is twice the age of me. For as a Roman V is five I'm half as young as he." X and Y yawned sleepily, "Look at the time!" they said. "Let's all get off to beddy byes." They did, then "Z-z-z."
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The ABC
So I'm going camping— Hooray! I just hope I don't Stay bored all day. So I'm sleeping on hard ground— Whoopee! I just hope it doesn't Get to me. So I'm getting family time— That'll be great! The best thing that'll happen Will be the memories we make.
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Apr 17, 2014
Apr 17, 2014 at 7:40 PM UTC
Camping
Thousands of us were displaced Started careers late Not lucky enough to have had great jobs So we work hard Put ourselves through night school While taking care of family Finally ... Yes, yeah,  whoopee Did it ! Once again completed school Another certificate added to the growing list of achievements. More bills owed to uncle Sam Going on numerous job interviews No one's responding Instead ... All this knowledge stored in your head Current jobs pays minimum wages Those colleges attended; mounting When you try to get ahead  - They hold on to their employments As if, It's Rocket science Looking for younger, greener admits Once AARP comes a knocking on Your door You know they don't want your Expertise anymore What's one to do Still strong, healthy, seasoned Educated, no strings to boot Hopelessly stuck in a world of "We will call you " So at the tender age of fifty Thoughts of starting your own business floats in your head Right Now, back to school For another certificate A chance to use that knowledge Put bread on the table Feel useful Quality of life renewed. JRap /2016
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Sep 22, 2016
Sep 22, 2016 at 1:46 PM UTC
Mid-age Graduate
faintly sinister smiles twitch their way across her acrobat face and as her rolling and tumbling expressions make their way through all manner of devious delight your hearts hungry eye fixes on her come hither and lets make whoopee nasty girl dress her favors are optional and she will tease but never share the ever present dangling carrot like a perfume fills the air with delights but its just air shes a happiness monger so its best if you don't displease its always a bitter mote neath the plastic vibe might as well be a rocky mountain monument little miss twisted in a little patchwork dress
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Jul 10, 2014
Jul 10, 2014 at 2:37 PM UTC
hippy (hypocrite)
A Letter To My Aunt Discussing The Correct Approach To Modern Poetry To you, my aunt, who would explore The literary Chankley Bore, The paths are hard, for you are not A literary Hottentot But just a kind and cultured dame Who knows not Eliot (to her shame). Fie on you, aunt, that you should see No genius in David G., No elemental form and sound In T.S.E. and Ezra Pound. Fie on you, aunt! I'll show you how To elevate your middle brow, And how to scale and see the sights From modernist Parnassian heights. First buy a hat, no Paris model But one the Swiss wear when they yodel, A bowler thing with one or two Feathers to conceal the view; And then in sandals walk the street (All modern painters use their feet For painting, on their canvas strips, Their wives or mothers, minus hips). Perhaps it would be best if you Created something very new, A ***** novel done in Erse Or written backwards in Welsh verse, Or paintings on the backs of vests, Or Sanskrit psalms on lepers' chests. But if this proved imposs-i-ble Perhaps it would be just as well, For you could then write what you please, And modern verse is done with ease. Do not forget that 'limpet' rhymes With 'strumpet' in these troubled times, And commas are the worst of crimes; Few understand the works of Cummings, And few James Joyce's mental slummings, And few young Auden's coded chatter; But then it is the few that matter. Never be lucid, never state, If you would be regarded great, The simplest thought or sentiment, (For thought, we know, is decadent); Never omit such vital words As belly, genitals and -----, For these are things that play a part (And what a part) in all good art. Remember this: each rose is wormy, And every lovely woman's germy; Remember this: that love depends On how the Gallic letter bends; Remember, too, that life is hell And even heaven has a smell Of putrefying angels who Make deadly whoopee in the blue. These things remembered, what can stop A poet going to the top? A final word: before you start The convulsions of your art, Remove your brains, take out your heart; Minus these curses, you can be A genius like David G. Take courage, aunt, and send your stuff To Geoffrey Grigson with my luff, And may I yet live to admire How well your poems light the fire.
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A Letter To My Aunt
A Letter To My Aunt Discussing The Correct Approach To Modern Poetry To you, my aunt, who would explore The literary Chankley Bore, The paths are hard, for you are not A literary Hottentot But just a kind and cultured dame Who knows not Eliot (to her shame). Fie on you, aunt, that you should see No genius in David G., No elemental form and sound In T.S.E. and Ezra Pound. Fie on you, aunt! I'll show you how To elevate your middle brow, And how to scale and see the sights From modernist Parnassian heights. First buy a hat, no Paris model But one the Swiss wear when they yodel, A bowler thing with one or two Feathers to conceal the view; And then in sandals walk the street (All modern painters use their feet For painting, on their canvas strips, Their wives or mothers, minus hips). Perhaps it would be best if you Created something very new, A ***** novel done in Erse Or written backwards in Welsh verse, Or paintings on the backs of vests, Or Sanskrit psalms on lepers' chests. But if this proved imposs-i-ble Perhaps it would be just as well, For you could then write what you please, And modern verse is done with ease. Do not forget that 'limpet' rhymes With 'strumpet' in these troubled times, And commas are the worst of crimes; Few understand the works of Cummings, And few James Joyce's mental slummings, And few young Auden's coded chatter; But then it is the few that matter. Never be lucid, never state, If you would be regarded great, The simplest thought or sentiment, (For thought, we know, is decadent); Never omit such vital words As belly, genitals and -----, For these are things that play a part (And what a part) in all good art. Remember this: each rose is wormy, And every lovely woman's germy; Remember this: that love depends On how the Gallic letter bends; Remember, too, that life is hell And even heaven has a smell Of putrefying angels who Make deadly whoopee in the blue. These things remembered, what can stop A poet going to the top? A final word: before you start The convulsions of your art, Remove your brains, take out your heart; Minus these curses, you can be A genius like David G. Take courage, aunt, and send your stuff To Geoffrey Grigson with my luff, And may I yet live to admire How well your poems light the fire.
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How did this happen? What did I do? I try to control it I try not to believe it It happens so fast Not much I can do Manic...x...two I scream and I cry Oh no not again I know the symptoms But they creep up to fool me Tried distracting it Tried to watch TV Walk around and around and Around the room Manic, manic, manic Top of the room feeling panic Whoopee Bipolar is here again Hoping my feet touch the ground It follows me My brain...is not sound It beckons me still Again and again I take the good and the bad Trying to cope Holding out for hope
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Apr 27, 2018
Apr 27, 2018 at 11:59 PM UTC
Holding Out for Hope
(05:32 a.m.) Hey Jekk! Can you be my best friend? A friend who wants to go at the very end Let us play ash, fire, blood and stone Promise me! You'll never leave me alone (07:51 a.m.) Are you excited to go to your tedious school? Throw a sticky mud to your History teacher's face! Wow! That's the best idea! Isn't that cool? Or maybe toss around the Principal's attache case! (09:03 a.m.) Jekk! How can you be so stupid? Com'on The time is running! Just look at nerdy Simon! with his precious Algebra examination paper Whoopee! Get his answer at the first number! (12:00 noon) **** Gary! Look at his spiteful smile to Amber! I am sure! He badly wanted to *** with her Put the mashed potato on his monstrous face and see what he has got inside these terrible mess (02:16 p.m.) You really deserve the hell's applause! Boom! How can you sneak at the girls' shower room? Did you like the feeling? The fire is igniting! Next time, let us do more action! Extreme burning! (04:45 p.m.) HIIIIIIDDDEEEE!! Your strange Christian friend! NEVER ever hang with him or you'll be dead! Boring to talk about that silly book..sounds like "Bubble" Com'on! It is more fun to taste worldly life and gamble! (06:51 p.m.) Jekk! You don't need to pray before you eat! Just look all the foods you wanted and feed! Don't set aside foods for your Dad from work Remember? He scolded you because you broke his Torque (08:24 p.m.) Hahaha! I really had fun my coolest best friend! I hope we can still be buddies until the very end! Tomorrow, we will burn the city and run! Com'on! **Oh I almost forgot! My name is Demon! :) **
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Jul 23, 2014
Jul 23, 2014 at 10:29 PM UTC
Chit Chat with Demon
(05:32 a.m.) Hey Jekk! Can you be my best friend? A friend who wants to go at the very end Let us play ash, fire, blood and stone Promise me! You'll never leave me alone (07:51 a.m.) Are you excited to go to your tedious school? Throw a sticky mud to your History teacher's face! Wow! That's the best idea! Isn't that cool? Or maybe toss around the Principal's attache case! (09:03 a.m.) Jekk! How can you be so stupid? Com'on The time is running! Just look at nerdy Simon! with his precious Algebra examination paper Whoopee! Get his answer at the first number! (12:00 noon) **** Gary! Look at his spiteful smile to Amber! I am sure! He badly wanted to *** with her Put the mashed potato on his monstrous face and see what he has got inside these terrible mess (02:16 p.m.) You really deserve the hell's applause! Boom! How can you sneak at the girls' shower room? Did you like the feeling? The fire is igniting! Next time, let us do more action! Extreme burning! (04:45 p.m.) HIIIIIIDDDEEEE!! Your strange Christian friend! NEVER ever hang with him or you'll be dead! Boring to talk about that silly book..sounds like "Bubble" Com'on! It is more fun to taste worldly life and gamble! (06:51 p.m.) Jekk! You don't need to pray before you eat! Just look all the foods you wanted and feed! Don't set aside foods for your Dad from work Remember? He scolded you because you broke his Torque (08:24 p.m.) Hahaha! I really had fun my coolest best friend! I hope we can still be buddies until the very end! Tomorrow, we will burn the city and run! Com'on! **Oh I almost forgot! My name is Demon! :) **
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My Dad built a whoopee room in the basement of our house, that's what we called it back in the fifties, basically it was a free barroom; he worked tirelessly, tiled the floor, knotty-pined the walls, built a Formica-topped bar, with foot rail, and a pool table center stage. At one end, he pasted and framed with the utmost care, a life-like mural, a bucolic scene of mountains, pines trees, some guy canoeing across a deep blue lake, right underneath an eight foot, padded bench to sit, toss a beer, gab Red Sox, Pats, Bruins, Celts. The guy could make anything, fix anything in his neat as a pin workshop, totally in control, competent, a rack of tools, his innate ability to figure out, you name it, he’d fix it, in hands-on kingdom this man did it right, measured twice, cut once. In the Mr. Fix-it realm my father welcomed me, drew me in, shared his man in the know ways, I fetched his tools a quick study daughter, I observed knew ahead of time, like an operating room nurse ready to assist the famous surgeon at his work. But then without prior notice he’d grow silent, retreat, drink copious whiskey shots, get mean, angry, tried to outrun the never good enough farm boy he once was, this love starved kid would engulf my honest, hardworking, overly sensitive, insecure father, then we all suffered his childhood trauma all over again.
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Oct 30, 2012
Oct 30, 2012 at 11:18 PM UTC
Too Soon Oldt, Too Late Schmart
Is this going to be another joke- A shiny nickel welded to the floor So when I bend to pick it up A paddle whacks me from behind. Will this turn out to be a whoopee cushion Hidden underneath my chair So when I proudly take my seat The room erupts in cruel laughter. Will I put forth a major effort, Break my back and heart in trying, Only to find the load’s too heavy For me to ever hope to lift it, Too complicated to untangle, Too precise for my small skills, A recipe for certain failure If I dare to take that step. Doubts and fears are ***** traps That I must circumvent to win And if I find that I can do it I can be the hero of my life.     ljm
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Aug 17, 2019
Aug 17, 2019 at 7:19 AM UTC
NEW CAREER
Give me another sweetwater afternoon That tastes of onion grass and birth And doesn’t care where you take a leak, Give me the safe and warm provincial air Coming from the west like a beggar on a box car, Give me the humidity that blots out the June-day sun While we think ***** thoughts On my couch, Give me the opportunity to exchange blows with Johnny Rebel up the street And his grandday’s probably rolling In his grave, Give me the hicks I rolled with for laughs before they married too early So they can ride around on bikes with me Like we did when the world was ours, Give me a couple more days in the acrid Juniata So I can dive in its sloppy green body With reckless abandon, Give me fishhooks in my heel So I can pull them from my nakedness And get Amish-made whoopee pies after the tears stop, Give me moss covered roofs and tons of **** in the backyard And the idle lap of water beneath the trout-boat’s belly While I tell myself I’m not a redneck to my sunburned chest and my open flannel.
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Mar 21, 2015
Mar 21, 2015 at 12:02 PM UTC
Give me Desiderata
when Noah told god, He, was gonna save the world, from his **** flood (the sorry storybook, in fact, got it wrong), god mystified, Noah well versified how he was agonna do it, the man with the plan how to salve the world two by two, Noah replied, and that's not lied, see below, see below, two poems, sorta side by side, but not                          read down, across, whichever One                 Two            starts two,                   is multiplication, one X two                    equals two one boy                     one girl, or girl                       whatever, needs you,                       one boy get a room,                     in an arc. everybody just get a room             no god,                           universal remote one tongue,                    inside you, misinformation,              miscue negation, miscommunication,       no care about divides,                            miscegenation,                           the house rules,                     black asian even,           white, red and blue. got wolves,                     deer, making hay got The Eagles,              with The Beatles sleeping with the,          gone feral, loving zebras,                           the lambs, bunk mates,                  making the cutest babies. everybody's singing,    we can work it out   even the cats,               the dogs, lovers of the K-nine,     loving them feline sea lions, and now everybody loves the snakes for their long tongues, physical abilities and the resulting ****** prowess. enough of this two by two **** were a bad divinity idea to begin with.  Everybody get a room, learn to fit, whatever parts you got, just stick 'em in. The Hunans I had to segregate, cause they be another type. but whoopee if the white boys can't get enough black love, the asians explaining the karma sutra and the Eskimos are curling their toes, yada yada how come when it comes to *** everbody loves the other side. When all were aboard, Noah got a beer, and said I sure hope there is some football on tv, cause everybody loves football. If anybody sees a zebra striped pigeon, give me a holla!
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Feb 16, 2014
Feb 16, 2014 at 12:44 PM UTC
Everybody get a room, or, how Noah salved the world!
when Noah told god, He, was gonna save the world, from his **** flood (the sorry storybook, in fact, got it wrong), god mystified, Noah well versified how he was agonna do it, the man with the plan how to salve the world two by two, Noah replied, and that's not lied, see below, see below, two poems, sorta side by side, but not                          read down, across, whichever One                 Two            starts two,                   is multiplication, one X two                    equals two one boy                     one girl, or girl                       whatever, needs you,                       one boy get a room,                     in an arc. everybody just get a room             no god,                           universal remote one tongue,                    inside you, misinformation,              miscue negation, miscommunication,       no care about divides,                            miscegenation,                           the house rules,                     black asian even,           white, red and blue. got wolves,                     deer, making hay got The Eagles,              with The Beatles sleeping with the,          gone feral, loving zebras,                           the lambs, bunk mates,                  making the cutest babies. everybody's singing,    we can work it out   even the cats,               the dogs, lovers of the K-nine,     loving them feline sea lions, and now everybody loves the snakes for their long tongues, physical abilities and the resulting ****** prowess. enough of this two by two **** were a bad divinity idea to begin with.  Everybody get a room, learn to fit, whatever parts you got, just stick 'em in. The Hunans I had to segregate, cause they be another type. but whoopee if the white boys can't get enough black love, the asians explaining the karma sutra and the Eskimos are curling their toes, yada yada how come when it comes to *** everbody loves the other side. When all were aboard, Noah got a beer, and said I sure hope there is some football on tv, cause everybody loves football. If anybody sees a zebra striped pigeon, give me a holla!
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the jellied bioluminescense, drifts and swhirls in an **** of neon ecstasy... out beyond the breakers we sit on the beach and watch, with voyueristic fascination as the sea makes whoopee!!
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Jan 15, 2015
Jan 15, 2015 at 7:33 AM UTC
david attenborough should have been here...
Free listing, whoopee How lucky are we Nothing to pay To list today Its free to show all what ******* i have and i need the space, my attic looks sad Its full of all sorts, the good and the bad Th Hi-Fi, the pillows, the old rocking chair The radio, the guitar ... and that old cuddly bear How i love E-Bay a chance to clear out And its free, they say, to sell today Once its all gone, at the end of the month And i open my fees care of Paypal How can this be, this listing was free But if you sell what you list Thats where they have you A little bit here A little bit there It all adds up, they take there share The attic is clear, i have lost two stone And all i made was four pounds Whoopee.
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Jul 8, 2012
Jul 8, 2012 at 12:37 PM UTC
Free listing
Lie harder. Cheat farther. Look inside of me. Tell me what you see. Is that a child living there Or is it simply the culmination of all our fears. Is there an end Or does it repeat in fateful trend. Why must reality exist? Why can’t I make my own list. Why am I so alone. Seems like the more girls I know, The less I feel at home. Because they all say such funny things, We are all such great ******* friends. Seriously I’m always there for them. Whoopee for me. But all the ladies do is talk Talk and talk and talk. Why won’t anyone hug? Where is my hand to hold? That’s why I stay up till two. And wake up at three. That’s why I come to school all bleary Cheerful as can be. Why I have to stare up at the night sky, And find that lone star shinning Just to start crying.
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Jan 10, 2011
Jan 10, 2011 at 9:18 PM UTC
Just to Start Crying
Oy! My poor heart! It's expanding just as the sun is setting a golden glow awash capturing light as it brushes each object reminding me of golden green fields alight! Oy! My poor heart expands as the sun sets becoming a whoopee cushion in which to sit on after it's blown way out of proportion.
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Jan 20, 2017
Jan 20, 2017 at 2:27 PM UTC
Oy!
I wandered lowly as a star, well I shopped in Ruthin in the spar! A birthday now sneaks up on me it's 40+ oh whoopee So what now can I expect from life, I've married divorced and been a wife! I've ridden, fallen and paid the price and lived my bucket list like fire My kids so far my greatest work, tried politics but full of nerds. The parallel is simple enough they drop their stuff I pick it up. So the world sidewalks into the abys, wear factor 50 to help with it As carbon gas heartache earth and we all go grey and loose our worth I opted out and moved to Wales my little family I shall save Just one thing left I need to do ... Find a hunk to chop some wood One who isn't thick upstairs and makes my winter's warm as well
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Aug 15, 2013
Aug 15, 2013 at 3:12 PM UTC
Lewingtons lament
Mr. Wiley is my favorite teacher, his face is a very attractive feature. He is a very stocky man, he is so strong he could lift a minivan. Mr. Wiley is a very generous human, He reminds me of my grandpa Harry Truman! Sometimes he smiles at me with such jolly glee, Every time he does it I think to myself WHOOPEE!
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Dec 15, 2013
Dec 15, 2013 at 7:13 PM UTC
Mr. Wiley
Hot Jazz, subsonic blasts! My whoopee cushions deflating fast! Rumble squeaks, the but kazoo, cheeky flappers 2 by 2! So toot your horns and raise a glass, for trouser dancing's such a gas! At the soggy bottom dew. (   )*(   ) https://youtu.be/iSGzMaSgws4
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Feb 5, 2018
Feb 5, 2018 at 1:02 PM UTC
Soggy bottom dew
I do always love writing a lot: usually just poems and stories. I'd need to think nice thought(s), with many just good categories! Writing is really, just so fun for me: I do actually write, then, everyday! People have told me I’m "whoopee", and so that has me think to say "yay"! Whenever I write, I would smile, with valuable logic in mind. I usually grin at any my file(s), seeing them being very kind! I actually love editing as well, so I have asked on Facebook. People have correct words, swell; so now I feel off of the hook!
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Nov 14, 2017
Nov 14, 2017 at 9:49 PM UTC
Love Writing Poems
/)) :: ;; ((| )))) • (( <> ( • ) ( • ) :::::::::::::; Punk love fierce love true love We See what's goin on **** ! We do See the long gun the deep bruise The prison **** We see the ***** love The **** *** love The soft yuppie whoopee love As the war for money rages •• And we would die young and we would live As only the **** like us give a **** /// <•><•> /// 2 eyes in the rain //////// Just some stray dogs willing to face The death that is the truth right here
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 10:39 PM UTC
written in stone
Today we mourn the death of a clown. We adorn our fanciest makeup and brightest wigs. Our bowties spin and our rubber noses squeak, and the horns’ honks are very loud. From our tiny cars, we tumble and slip and dance and fall over our floppy shoes. We glide on banana peels and crash into whip-laden coconut cream pies. We wrestle to our seats. Pushing, shoving, eye-poking, seltzer spraying. Loud farts echo as whoopee cushions compress beneath our butts. The priest takes the alter, but a bull charges and chases him away. Replaced with a mime, the service finally begins. Pulling and pulling and pulling and pulling Handkerchiefs from our sleeves We wipe each other’s tears And flip over the casket So we can say Goodbye.
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Jan 10, 2020
Jan 10, 2020 at 4:02 PM UTC
Death of a Clown
"" ( • ) ^^ ^^ ^^ You say that you love me but it don't matter to YE That Dyin comes // YE say you will love me forever But you know There may not be a tomorrow So your love don't mean much •• Everyone talks the big talk Everyone ***** in the late afternoon Everyone doin the run - a - round Nothin means a thing to you /// /// You say you walk the starry night Dreamin a me ( whoopee ! ) • • you ain't never lived one day In any reality but the one you make Out of your busted dreams And pools a blood •• dyin ...... ! You ain't even Tryin To live // All you need You tell me HONEY IS JUST YOUR KISS AND MAYBE YOUR MONEY ( you know /// in case we have kids !) /// Sometimes I think to be moseying on But you ain't really here any way And like any ghost yer bound to fade Back to the fantasy from which you came •• Dyin ( & I wanna live ) So GOOD BYE KID ! /:/ But I'm still needin A human being And not just a puppet Hangin from strings
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Jul 4, 2015
Jul 4, 2015 at 4:53 PM UTC
... easy ( dyin --- comes ....
dog's worn out so are we social buttrfly and social bee not our schedule, not our cup of tea but the golden boygod has now discovered the mystery of girl meets boy ...and then runs away only to dart back ..."wanna play" new year new school...needs new mates..so we opened up the gates ... the tuxedo rex chose discretion, the pup absolute valour, followed by adoration of the...omg these little humans will play with me, a lot, kind.... whoopee!!! we made nice with new faces some wanted to play, we be the Jones'es races some played aloof and standoffish those with aspiring social graces a few came in all bluster and huff but with first words called their own bluff then there were those comfortable in their skins, those who chatted and engaged, they were not here to win, just to meet and greet begin to know the parent of those with whom, their kids will grow those who's kids come first, those kids all running ragtag fit to burst with energy and joy hopefully they are the ones that the golden god boy chooses to team up with for this stage of the game but when the dust settles and he makes his way we will be social with who ever cause at the end of the day we have our friends made on many such days our team is big... if some what greyer than when we started his is newer, brighter and he gets to choose win or lose.. part of the learning as for today, all went well no major meltdowns no social hell just a family worn down and tired excepting the cat who is now inspired the anti social thing: to sing to us the "song of his people" in an earsplitting key and will only stop for a sardine...or three
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Feb 17, 2019
Feb 17, 2019 at 1:41 AM UTC
social graces
dog's worn out so are we social buttrfly and social bee not our schedule, not our cup of tea but the golden boygod has now discovered the mystery of girl meets boy ...and then runs away only to dart back ..."wanna play" new year new school...needs new mates..so we opened up the gates ... the tuxedo rex chose discretion, the pup absolute valour, followed by adoration of the...omg these little humans will play with me, a lot, kind.... whoopee!!! we made nice with new faces some wanted to play, we be the Jones'es races some played aloof and standoffish those with aspiring social graces a few came in all bluster and huff but with first words called their own bluff then there were those comfortable in their skins, those who chatted and engaged, they were not here to win, just to meet and greet begin to know the parent of those with whom, their kids will grow those who's kids come first, those kids all running ragtag fit to burst with energy and joy hopefully they are the ones that the golden god boy chooses to team up with for this stage of the game but when the dust settles and he makes his way we will be social with who ever cause at the end of the day we have our friends made on many such days our team is big... if some what greyer than when we started his is newer, brighter and he gets to choose win or lose.. part of the learning as for today, all went well no major meltdowns no social hell just a family worn down and tired excepting the cat who is now inspired the anti social thing: to sing to us the "song of his people" in an earsplitting key and will only stop for a sardine...or three
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Whoopee it's the Jubilee if not it's the Central line and it's if not because the Central line's what I got It's like a lucky dip with a prize every time but It's always, at least for me the flamin' Central line. I can feel it pulling me down from my sanctuary and into some underground shaft, daft? I may be but the Central's got it in for me I should have stayed in bed.
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Apr 21, 2018
Apr 21, 2018 at 6:16 AM UTC
Sat on Saturday