Reflections on the Evangelical Convention The identical airwavesnot even blushinglyineptly bilinguallymajestically Christinacally present36,000 starving Ethiopiansbeg sickly bibles hiddenstruggling withthe desire to brandishmeanwhilethe political arena presentschinless wonderscheered on by fat funeral supplier salesmenwith mistresses in minkex-wife’s in trailer campsall guzzling pilsnerdancing to the wrong WASPy beatand bare breasted skeletons swayemaciated and ready to collapsewithout the $9.99Continue reading “Poetry Corner: “Reflections on the evangelical convention””
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COVID Poetry Moment: “Will you kindly Shut Up!”
Will you kindly Shut Up! Living a COVID imprisoned life is not exactly pleasantwith too many thinking these bloody statistician medicos are heaven sentbut the “public service messaging” is beginning to make my mind bentshould we not follow your incessant messaging you say we will all be dead by Lent These public pronouncements quite franklyContinue reading “COVID Poetry Moment: “Will you kindly Shut Up!””
Poetry Corner ; “The unwitting Hitler within parents”
The unwitting Hitler within parents Two sisterssome 40 years agoa purchase by mother and father of a gleaming red tricyclefor the Otherwith the victim despite salty semi-professional whining receiving nothingas parental government doles out it favouritismcontracting with the grey matter commandant to supervise the layingof the barbed wireand land mines against Vienneseschooled underground fighterswho tackContinue reading “Poetry Corner ; “The unwitting Hitler within parents””
Virus # 26: Chapter 49: “information or propaganda?”
Chapter 49 “so what did we learn from all these plagues? Information or propaganda?” Repeat a message incessantly whatever its intent then at some point it becomes propaganda. We think of propaganda as a necessary tool of dictatorships that think they can maintain power through the use of propaganda. However, it is used in democraticContinue reading “Virus # 26: Chapter 49: “information or propaganda?””
Poetry Corner: “It’s mainly because of the meat”
It’s mainly because of the meat (a day at the hospital) Defying fatethe numbered pieces of meat are kept tender by the singing of the dart ladenNightingalesthey lie glisteningsome in cellophane wrapfresh and cleanfor the bug eyed greedy fate regulators and their machineswhite clad techno princessounding the charge armed with reams of slaughtered treesand sticksContinue reading “Poetry Corner: “It’s mainly because of the meat””
Poetry Corner: “Hysterical Silence”
Hysterical silence Majestic craggy mysticismawe inspiringtimelessproudtowering over the Ken and Barbie dwarfswith the $599 I Phone imaginationssnapping like spoilt poodles(which were left at the 5 star kennel) Soon their blind eyes tiresuch strenuous activity!they can see the damn massifs on the home screen anywaysnow its off to air conditioned retreatswith pleather seatsdeodorized compartments of theContinue reading “Poetry Corner: “Hysterical Silence””
Poetry Corner: “Was it better in the Old Country?”
Was it better in the Old Country? We were in a cab last nightI was staring at the meter intently uptightwhile the driver was talking with youof stories of love and wineAh……..the girls of his youthin the Old Countrymany grey hairs less Robert K. Stephen
Virus # 26 : Chapter 48:”Diverse politico reactions”
Chapter 48“so what did we learn from all these plagues? :Diverse Politico Reactions” After 10 years of virus attacks what can be learnt from our dear politicians? Well that rather depends what jurisdiction you were living in. From a Canadian perspective the pandemic was managed very well. COVID-19 was a totally new political challenge andContinue reading “Virus # 26 : Chapter 48:”Diverse politico reactions””
Poetry Corner ; “The BIG GAME”
The Big Game Intoxicated massesdid not masturbate the night beforeso as to experience clean orgasms of militarized madnesswhere no Kleenex is required Robert K. Stephen
Poetry Corner: “Personalized Rubrics only after”
Personalized Rubrics only after Initially a friendly glancelate at night you can never tellbut there’s moreas steel rips through your soft belly mocking thanatoshas conquered eroswhoweepsin silenceof red flashes Robert K. Stephen
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