Tossed Rag-A-Muffins. Poem by Michael Gale

Tossed Rag-A-Muffins.

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Dust bunnies just-a-swirlin' in the wind...
Scattered all about as tossed rag-a-muffins.

Winds of war awakens the beast in us all...
Tall fall, for penny-anti gamblers.

Whistles for men and women, enlist, aid to the hungry...
Man eats only his own failures.

Baby tornadoes assemble in dark back alleys...
Felines sit upon fence-boards.

Angry mobs amid angered hoards...
Many dummies not making best use of their empty little goards.

Sunday, March 9, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: baby,women
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Allemagne Roßmann 12 September 2011

Hilarious write though harsh reality can well be felt..well formulated

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Classic, Vintage, Michael Jeffrey Gale in full scope & darting deliverence! Where have u been Good Sir of The Quixotic Quilling? ! Good to c your name & artistry adorning this pagentried site! I hope u hav' inTENtions of hangin' 'round for awhile ! ~ FjR ~

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Michael Gale

Michael Gale

Chicago Illinois/Oklahoma City.
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