Fight Night....A Lesson In Boxing Someone Around by Ted Sheridan

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Fight Night....A Lesson In Boxing Someone Around

Well studied in religion, philosophy and attempted suicide
He has finally after years decided all three are useless to him
He'd rather kill or be killed than die by his own hand
Or that of a major pharmaceuticals company
with their hands in the till of the government in an attempt
to collect the yet unpaid benefits of his retirement program
He is very intellectual for someone who is prolific
as they are generally less verbose when in the company of so many fools....
I hesitate to get to know him better as he does appear to be slightly insane
And I myself so prone to spouting off colloquialisms and jargon
Would only make him feel more like slicing his proverbial wrist....
Should I choose to spar with him....

2007 © T Sheridan

Ted Sheridan

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Uloia Norris Moore (9/10/2007 4:50:00 PM)
V is not for vendeta but victorty to speak one's mind in kind.

fanniesson - (9/9/2007 10:59:00 AM)
I wanna say more then I just like this one.
From beginning to it hits me just right

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