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Snobbery
A solitary rose in red attire
Condescended:
A fleeting glance –
She apprehended
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Mark R Slaughter
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A Pulitzer Prize
Nominees for A PULITZER in Comedy-Tragedy Literature
(in the production of the greatest farce ever)
1) Charles Darwin (for his writing “On the Origin of Species”)
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Udiah (witness to Yah)
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Eat Your Chrome
Have you had your daily allotment of Chromium today?
'Eat your chrome, it's good for you! ! '
The medical society found chrome in the human body in the sixties.
Because it was there
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Udiah (witness to Yah)
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She and Drugs
Freshly spawned,
Brain dumps
Bleeding grey:
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Mark R Slaughter
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A Drink
With glass, I am a man – or so I think! –
A role to play when blessed with courtly drink:
A gin or two, then vintage port or wine
To pep me up and gift me with a shine.
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Mark R Slaughter
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The Greatest Farce
The greatest farce ever perpetrated has to be beyond a shadow of a doubt, evolution. It fits every requirement of a farce. It is a complete lie that has been buried beneath so many others it has become a pure comical tragedy within itself. There are even many other farces that have been built around it. Evolution was nothing but a hypothesis; yes a guess as to why there was a variation in the fossil record, it was never anything more than that. But its perpetrators made so much money and had so much fun with it they continued to build upon it. To think it has gone on for more than a century, and has destroyed the very morals of our society, also makes it perhaps the greatest tragedy too.
The farce is built upon so many lies for so many years it would take an eternity to destroy every one. Thus, their plan worked. One might say it was brilliantly perpetrated, but the fact it can be so easily destroyed with just common sense, allows one to believe it’s not so brilliant, as its believers so gullible. It’s like a shoplifter caught red handed with a pair of glasses on his face bearing the store label with today’s date and no receipt of purchase, after the clerk has pointed out the fact and they continue to leave the store; or a murderer with a smoking gun in his hand, loot in the other and a dead woman’s body lying a few feet away with powder burns on her chest clothed only in underwear inside her own residence; saying, “let’s keep an open mind, shall we? ”
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Alcoholic
Red bled the sun upon a dying day.
I was red across the dial – in denial –
Purple bags bemoaning alcoholics’ eyes –
Blind, they still portray a depth of ruin
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RIC S. BASTASA
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this is my life
Life defines in Metabolism,
In reproduction,
we make our miniature selves,
our look alike
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Release
When you think about our lives –
Screaming kids and nagging wives:
'Can't smoke here – no! not there –
Your bloody fags, they drive me spare!
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Mark R Slaughter
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