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"wogs" poems
*This poem is dedicated to the memory of Admiral Albert ***** Potter who displayed amazing bravery by wearing full drag through several major sea battles.  He was cashiered for insisting the Admiralty rename his ship HMS Butch instead of HMS Fearless. In fact the vessel was eventually renamed HMS Damp **** because it was full of ****** A life on the ocean wave, ** In the olden days of sail When England's ships were proud and brave And their crews were very male. The Captain stood upon his bridge Looking smart and flash; But below the decks, the orders were *** and *** and the lash. The bosun went to the main gunroom, **** Deadeye at the ready; Initiation time had come For little midshipman Freddy. "Strap him o'er that cannon, lads!" Roared the hirsute fellow, "Gag his mouth securely, lads, In case he tries to bellow!" The sailors did as he had bid - Refused and they'd be punished - And they knew their turn would come After the bosun had finished. The bosun went up the poor young lad And soon was going strong; Midshipman Fred looked rather pained - The Bosun was THICK and LONG. Then came the turn of the other men And they set to with a will; Little Fred could not say no Until they'd had their fill. What a life our sailors had then, Always singing shanties; When men were men and big and butch And cabin boys wore silk ******* A life on the ocean wave, ** With the rolling sea and the spray. Sinking the Frogs and murdering Wogs Kept England's sailors so gay. OLÉ!  OLÉ!  OLÉ!  OLÉ!  OLÉ!  OLÉ!
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Mar 13, 2015
Mar 13, 2015 at 6:37 PM UTC
Sea Shanty
*This poem is dedicated to the memory of Admiral Albert ***** Potter who displayed amazing bravery by wearing full drag through several major sea battles.  He was cashiered for insisting the Admiralty rename his ship HMS Butch instead of HMS Fearless. In fact the vessel was eventually renamed HMS Damp **** because it was full of ****** A life on the ocean wave, ** In the olden days of sail When England's ships were proud and brave And their crews were very male. The Captain stood upon his bridge Looking smart and flash; But below the decks, the orders were *** and *** and the lash. The bosun went to the main gunroom, **** Deadeye at the ready; Initiation time had come For little midshipman Freddy. "Strap him o'er that cannon, lads!" Roared the hirsute fellow, "Gag his mouth securely, lads, In case he tries to bellow!" The sailors did as he had bid - Refused and they'd be punished - And they knew their turn would come After the bosun had finished. The bosun went up the poor young lad And soon was going strong; Midshipman Fred looked rather pained - The Bosun was THICK and LONG. Then came the turn of the other men And they set to with a will; Little Fred could not say no Until they'd had their fill. What a life our sailors had then, Always singing shanties; When men were men and big and butch And cabin boys wore silk ******* A life on the ocean wave, ** With the rolling sea and the spray. Sinking the Frogs and murdering Wogs Kept England's sailors so gay. OLÉ!  OLÉ!  OLÉ!  OLÉ!  OLÉ!  OLÉ!
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The Italian coast is a dangerous place for an American Its full of sharks, so I’ve heard. Englishmen consider the wogs chums Americans more as the singular With a hat from Chile, pants assembled in Mexico, and bananas grown in Venezuela, The whole seems to be  lesser than its parts.
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Aug 5, 2015
Aug 5, 2015 at 11:02 AM UTC
Tenderness Amongst Blue Waters
Go on, young soldier Go where we say and die. Take this gun and shoot, Don’t bother to ask why. Carry on this war we wage Though it doesn’t make sense. We invade anyone we want And then call it all defense. Go on, airmen and women. Climb into expensive planes. Fly over countries, drop bombs. Don’t expect anyone to explain. Line up ground targets well In your high-power sights. We have declared them enemies And they don’t have rights. Sail on, you navy people. Turn their seas into ours. Help our country reduce them To rubble and dead in mere hours. Transport equipment and personnel And help them change things, Then go to free ports on R and R And buy your sweethearts rings. Tromp on, military machine. Make the world into the USA. After all, they’re just wogs And don’t have a thing to say. If they were worthwhile people They would be from back home. Places like Akron, L.A. and Nome. But they are not real people or They would not get in our way And try to stop our holy advance To be the only people to stay. When this endless war is done We will be all that remains. Be part of the American way, and **** or get killed for your pains.
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Dec 8, 2015
Dec 8, 2015 at 11:57 PM UTC
MARCHING ORDERS
Cyrious. My own Spelling. Polly Wogs and Knick Knacks. Goldfish and Brac-A-Brac I remember you. I’d love for you. If it makes any sense My Thoughts Where Have They Gone? Tell you know I’D. It’s just a bridge, there is nothing here. The perfect is the biggest imperfection. I MISS THE OLD DAYS, Times of pure nostalgia It was Laughing and play all day Till we left and went our own ways. You remember it I tell you, I miss it too The fun times, When everything seemed okay everything was right. Always tell, we put each other up in a fight. I can remember when there were many AND. We had our loved ones close by. Carpool and late night swims Neighbors knocking at our door Making too much noise stomping on the floor But now, It’s gone, It’s all too quiet. Neighbors, they wonder, if I’m even here. I question, what ever happened. Life. No matter. If we’re standing still. It will go on, Without us here Little impact makes it clear. If there’s a point Please take me to it. I disappear as the last match is lit. . Silver Bands on your finger Are we the same in one? Perhaps it is no one à perhaps everything is undone. The thoughts the Thoughts. They swarm in our minds. Are they confusing? Listen to them all at once. They say Practice Makes perfect, But no one is perfect, so there is no need to Practice. Pretty Girls and Silent Boys, they all cry. The good, the bad, the inanimate, they all die. We like to think we all have our part. That when we die there is a torn up heart. But that’s not true. There is nothing to lose. For no matter how hard we try. Un-Important and Fleeting is our story, And there is nothing we can do.
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Oct 19, 2013
Oct 19, 2013 at 2:51 AM UTC
Cyrious
Cyrious. My own Spelling. Polly Wogs and Knick Knacks. Goldfish and Brac-A-Brac I remember you. I’d love for you. If it makes any sense My Thoughts Where Have They Gone? Tell you know I’D. It’s just a bridge, there is nothing here. The perfect is the biggest imperfection. I MISS THE OLD DAYS, Times of pure nostalgia It was Laughing and play all day Till we left and went our own ways. You remember it I tell you, I miss it too The fun times, When everything seemed okay everything was right. Always tell, we put each other up in a fight. I can remember when there were many AND. We had our loved ones close by. Carpool and late night swims Neighbors knocking at our door Making too much noise stomping on the floor But now, It’s gone, It’s all too quiet. Neighbors, they wonder, if I’m even here. I question, what ever happened. Life. No matter. If we’re standing still. It will go on, Without us here Little impact makes it clear. If there’s a point Please take me to it. I disappear as the last match is lit. . Silver Bands on your finger Are we the same in one? Perhaps it is no one à perhaps everything is undone. The thoughts the Thoughts. They swarm in our minds. Are they confusing? Listen to them all at once. They say Practice Makes perfect, But no one is perfect, so there is no need to Practice. Pretty Girls and Silent Boys, they all cry. The good, the bad, the inanimate, they all die. We like to think we all have our part. That when we die there is a torn up heart. But that’s not true. There is nothing to lose. For no matter how hard we try. Un-Important and Fleeting is our story, And there is nothing we can do.
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