O poor James the Just! O poor Jacques du  Molay!: A poem

I can see the vicissitudes of treachery unfold like scrolls of tyrannical reigns being read out at my village pavilions. I am no oblivious, ignorant chalet hidden between mountains, unaware of the treachery that besets me, but I can be confoundedly taken unawares by the relentless chicanery! My poor Sarah, I know you are oft-constrainedContinue reading “O poor James the Just! O poor Jacques du  Molay!: A poem”

Kick that fraud Anthony Albanese out! I want him tortured to death if he continues to defraud me! Imprison the creep! I don’t want the blinds done! This is my house! Tell Barry Plant to fuck off! Veronica, stop abusing me!!!

Imagination of greatness and mere humility of intrepidity!: A poem

I sleep among the shadows of a huge meadow where the branches of tall trees reach down to touch me And I am, at once, filled with their fluids, sap in my blood, giving me the extravagant lustre to feel the highest veneer of bark-wood, bathing in the sunshine! I think, suddenly, of the passingContinue reading “Imagination of greatness and mere humility of intrepidity!: A poem”

Matthew McConnaughty: Good guys aren’t nice guys!: A poem

I’d really say to you Matt: Righteous guys aren’t nice guys! Because there’s too much going on with the wickedness being passed off as good guys in the world today! So, the righteousness suffers, because all evil doesn’t cower in shame or penitence!. Do you think I feel like an ostrich burying its head inContinue reading “Matthew McConnaughty: Good guys aren’t nice guys!: A poem”

I have morsels of meat stuck in my molars,and that are not coming off with toothpicks or floss. So, I went to the nearest dentist at 68 Herbert Street under compulsion. The dentist there was either blind or informed by some polician not to treat me, so, he said he can’t see any morsels in my mouth. He left me coming back in much discomfort with nothing done, and he charged me $80 on top of it!!!

Dad, I listened, I opened and look out for a stirring!: A poem

You know, I walked the mountains watching my  craft take shape in the hands of the seamstress I am, who moves all those mountains to find the right fabric! Didn’t I look for you too much in the deserts of Sinai for almost forty years, that my Joshua have a piece of the earth! Dad,Continue reading “Dad, I listened, I opened and look out for a stirring!: A poem”