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The Hedgehog SongChorus:The Hedgehog Song
In spring all the animals do find time for love The beasts down below and the birds up above But one's celibate habits do many appall Oh the hedgehog can never be buggered at all!
Verses:
Our friend the hedgehog is a little bit odd Though not quite so much as a monkey or cod But even these laugh at his prickely downfall For the hedgehog can never be buggered at all
It's madness, it's madness, the girls do declare It cannot be right! It's not even fair! But don't try to force him, he'll run from your call The hedgehog can never be


P is for Poetwhy the poet?P is for Poet
politicians and progress might be petty, but with purpose toying with perspicuity, braiding meaning and language together into a void of sweet nothing
but the poet?
we indulge these petty words because our inner greedy child (sticky, covered in dirt and sweets) is gratified by their unknowing pomposity
meter means meagerly my message misunderstood
but not mollified
nonsense
i think i'm drunk.


LockThere is nothing quite so ridiculous as a locked door, a key, and the empty street behind waiting for someone to come along and ask what it is you think you're doing.Lock
Well I'm supposed to be inside, you'd say, ridiculously, holding your key and feeling rather helpless. And they would smile pityingly, or suspiciously, if it was that sort of neighborhood.
And while we're on the subject, what of keys, anyway? They rarely fit their locks satisfactorily. It's like waiting for disaster to strike: one too-rough groove, one accidental crack, and there you go.


The StudentTheology to the beat of rock the pulse of guitars and the notes spilling like wine through the air, across the pages, words of love and God and sin, the story of music in the black and white spacesThe Student
(rests in measures of salvation) Where is your glory your God your golden your truth your joy?


this Jesus of mine.It hit me that I'm falling in love. I'm falling in love with this Jewish hippie carpenter with a vision for peace and a penchant for healing. A man with a heart for people, a heart full of tears. A man that was a man, and a man that was God. Eyes like the ocean, like a magnet, like a flame. And I'm like a moth. The artist of all things, the quilt of stars flung into the indigo sky, the looming mountains, the delicate butterflies with wings that beat of freedom.this Jesus of mine.
I betray Him every day. I spit in His face with my selfishness and my conceit. I turn on Him, I lash Him, I hurt Him with my pride, my apathy, and my compromise. And yet H
| You can buy my book of poetry "Ain't it Grand" here. I've gotten loads better since then. The new pet project (seeks traditional publisher, likes supportive comments and royalty checks) is called "The Very Secret Diary of the Bad Advice Society." |
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"You come near me and I'll stab you with this!" she shouted.
"It's a teddy bear," said the Count. "I'm afraid it wouldn't work, even if you sharpened it."
(sorry it took so long to respond)
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Elite Art for the elite at heart : [link]
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"You come near me and I'll stab you with this!" she shouted.
"It's a teddy bear," said the Count. "I'm afraid it wouldn't work, even if you sharpened it."
Nice gallery! Thoughtful poems in clear language. Some are character driven, which makes me think you might be interested in the contest I'm cohosting.
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Stop popping that bubble wrap and check out *ThePurpleNurple
Make [your] characters want something right awayeven if its only a glass of water."-- Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
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"You come near me and I'll stab you with this!" she shouted.
"It's a teddy bear," said the Count. "I'm afraid it wouldn't work, even if you sharpened it."
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Stop popping that bubble wrap and check out *ThePurpleNurple
Make [your] characters want something right awayeven if its only a glass of water."-- Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
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"God is the only being who, in order to reign, doesn't even need to exist."
[Charles Baudelaire]
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