The Criminalization of Front-Line Workers Do you remember but a few months agoBlind and unwavering praise for COVID front-line workerspoor exhausted heroes a wonderful political toolFor many a deceived foolto maintain iron fisted COVID ruleOf the politico-medico eliteMartyrs and heroesan example for allbut if they don’t get vaccinated they take the fallto sit like badContinue reading “Poetry Break: “The Criminalization of Front-Line Workers””
Author Archives: Robert K Stephen (CSW)
“Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog” :Reggie’s Naughty Christmas Eve (A Children’s Story)
Hello. Let me introduce myself. My name is Reggie and I am the luckiest and happiest dog in the world. Please read my story and find out why I am saying this. Everything is settling down nicely with Bob, Fay, Dillie, Karim and REGGIE! It is cold outside. Poor Karim is not used to theContinue reading ““Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog” :Reggie’s Naughty Christmas Eve (A Children’s Story)”
Poetry Break: Get Your Will Ready
Yes rely on the “scientists”government lackiesurging two jabs and now it’s up to threethe scientific mind has saved us or has grossly miscalculatedblaming a new Delta variant not their incompetence in predicting itwell what does it matterwe idiots with the three shots may be shortly deadwith an untested in the long term vaccinefrom a TrumpContinue reading “Poetry Break: Get Your Will Ready”
RKS Wine: The Penniless Pensioner Low Life Wine Fraud and Wild Tuscan Boar Stew
PP phoned me up the other day in an excited mood. Looks like he has a new girlfriend Celine Serpent a wealthy widower living in Rosedale. You might want to say she invested a paltry $200,000 with Bernie Madoff and being on the upper end of the Ponzi scheme she doubled her money. He saidContinue reading “RKS Wine: The Penniless Pensioner Low Life Wine Fraud and Wild Tuscan Boar Stew”
“Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog” : Karim’s Little Lunging Problem(A Children’s Story)
Hello. Let me introduce myself. My name is Reggie and I am the luckiest and happiest dog in the world. Please read my story and find out why I am saying this. If you are reading this you are human. Do you really know what it is like living the life of a cast-off dogContinue reading ““Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog” : Karim’s Little Lunging Problem(A Children’s Story)”
RKS Wine: The Penniless Pensioner Does Not Drink Cat’s Pee
Cat’s Pee is supposedly a common reference to Sauvignon Blanc. PP does not like this reference as he is biased against Sauvignon Blanc as the subject of some commoner stampede. Yes I’ll agree it is overmarketed to the extent it will lead to its downfall in New Zealand. There are some excellent producers of itContinue reading “RKS Wine: The Penniless Pensioner Does Not Drink Cat’s Pee”
“Mutantism on the March” : Chapter 91 “Eno Ergot Reams Jiber”
Eno Ergot was in a gay mood at his Eno’s Restaurant in Montreal until to his surprise he saw the Jiber appear. The Jiber, who we recently know as René Hecklevesque, had read a review of “Eno’s Restaurant” in Montreal’s leading newspaper “Le Devoir”. So the two would meet to hatch their plans to conquerContinue reading ““Mutantism on the March” : Chapter 91 “Eno Ergot Reams Jiber””
“Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog”: Karim is Coming to Town! (A Children’s Story)
Hello. Let me introduce myself. My name is Reggie and I am the luckiest and happiest dog in the world. Please read my story and find out why I am saying this. I heard some exciting news and that is that Karim is coming to Toronto. Karim is an Egyptian name that means “Noble andContinue reading ““Reggie the Egyptian Rescue Dog”: Karim is Coming to Town! (A Children’s Story)”
“Mutantism on the March” :Chapter 90 “The New Piracy”
Eno Ergot was a very frustrated individual these days because of his inability to locate his idol Bluebeard. He was beginning to believe the stories everyone was telling him that it was only an actor Richard Burton that played the role of Bluebeard. The real pirate, if there was ever one, had long ago goneContinue reading ““Mutantism on the March” :Chapter 90 “The New Piracy””
“The Madness Inside of Me”: Subdued, Sophisticated and With Some Rough Cutting Edges
Thank goodness for indie cinema. It can be rough, jarring and unsettling and far from the smooth and predictable big budget perfection that is boring and uninspiring, “The Madness Inside Me” could stink with Hollywood predictability but it veers from that oft beaten path. Imagine you are in your home and some psycho killer burstsContinue reading ““The Madness Inside of Me”: Subdued, Sophisticated and With Some Rough Cutting Edges”
