So much hate for Obama
That it made his face red
His need for drama
Meant he’d defile their bed
So he sourced it out
That’s his way I guess
And now I’ve no doubt
POTUS stands for Pissing On The US.
So much hate for Obama
That it made his face red
His need for drama
Meant he’d defile their bed
So he sourced it out
That’s his way I guess
And now I’ve no doubt
POTUS stands for Pissing On The US.
And after life had had it’s way with me,
Sometimes shaken me,
Taken me,
Shoved me around,
Worn me down,
Let me taste joy,
Made sure to show me, that joy,
Was most often fleeting,
That there were challenges,
Constant challenges to be meeting,
Sometimes losing,
Sometimes beating,
When life had dragged me to the point,
Where I could be nothing else but strong,
Where I’d seen so much pain,
That the slightest beauty made me burst into song,
When I was at the point where I could still go on,
But could not take much more,
Then,
And only then,
Did the universe deliver you,
Gently,
Warmly,
Spectacularly,
At my door.
on christmas day my heart swells slightly
thoughts and memories held too tightly
things that fade yet won’t erase
sometimes take too large a place
looking inward reaching outward
oft drawn back though striving forward
wiser now through my life’s sum
grateful for christmas yet to come
and for the peace that greets this dawn
the goodwill born of christmas morn
on this day amidst the fluff and fuss
we muster up the best of us
hearts open pure and shed their guise
the world is seen through different eyes
for just this moment we see clearly
not just those that we hold dearly
with christmas spirit we are aware
of all with whom this world we share
we’re aware though temporarily
of the deepness of humanity
the best we are without divide
when pettiness is put aside
when love rules all we get to see
the utmost that we all can be
and that is why we sometimes say
it should be christmas every day
Waiting,
Because that’s all that I can do,
Thinking,
Of moments that I’ve had with you,
Moments,
Are pretty much all that I knew,
Maybe,
All I have left,
My father,
With my love and my respect,
Still I wish,
You’d somehow learned how to connect,
It’s your absence,
On which I now mostly reflect,
As I sit here,
So sadly and bereft,
Wishing,
For something that we never knew,
And hoping,
Because that’s all that I can do.
Dear Mr. Trump:
You’re a pain, the evil source of all my sorrow,
You fill me with disdain,
I hate you more than yesterday,
But not as much as I will tomorrow!
Mary gave birth to Jesus,
Jesus is the Lamb of God,
So Mary had a little lamb,
Which is very very odd,
He followed her to school,
Everyday with much conviction,
Until one Eastertime,
When they spoke of crucifixion,
The Lamb of God was not impressed,
Crucifixion was not cool,
He began to regret,
That he’d followed her to school!
She wears my t-shirt at my place,
Cuz it kind of smells like me,
It’s relaxed, and fun, and casual,
Which is how we like to be,
And when she wears my t-shirt,
There’s an olfactory transfer,
So when she’s gone I wear the t-shirt,
Cuz it kind of smells like her.
(with kudos to John Lennon)
So this is Monday,
The week has begun,
Trump spirals downward,
The Bluejays have won,
Yes this is Monday,
A new week unfolds,
Hang onto the rafters,
Let’s see what it holds….
Science.
For all you’ve given us,
You’re not much of a romantic.
Love, you tell us,
Is only in our heads.
Just a chemical reaction.
Elevated levels of dopamine,
Seratonin, and ocytocin.
Flooding our brains and bodies,
With intoxicating pleasure.
High from the uppers and opioids,
Created by our own brains,
We wouldn’t mind staying,
In this crazy-in-love,
Can’t-get-enough-of-you phase,
Forever and ever.
But, Science tells us,
Such feelings are fleeting.
Your feel-good chemicals,
Will level off,
Because love, you tell us,
Is only a chemical reaction.
Elevated levels of dopamine,
Doping our brains.
Seratonin, soothing our souls,
And intoxicating oxytocin.
Nothing more.
But love is more complicated,
Than chemistry.
What if the chemical levels,
Drop in our brains,
Because they’ve migrated to our hearts?
Settled in the neurons there.
Which is why when we’re apart,
From the one we love,
We feel a physical ache in our hearts.
It’s because heart feelings linger.
And if you don’t feel that pang,
Then those feel-good chemicals,
Never made their way to your heart.
They were, sadly, only in your head.
There once was a man name of Trump,
Skin painted orange with a pump,
He fed off people’s fears,
And there ‘twixt his ears,
Was really no more than a lump.
There once was a man with the tiniest hands,
He quite hated people that came from foreign lands,
He said he’d build a wall, and he’d issue commands,
All the dumb things he said were deflected,
He had so much hate he couldn’t control it,
If you showed him a tweet, well he’d try to troll it,
He sure wasn’t bright, in fact quite a slow wit,
And his mouth and his brain weren’t connected!
Trump is a man who is clearly insane,
It seems he has breasts on his small tiny brain,
He dreams of taking each small tiny hand,
And meeting a woman with great tracts of land,
And titty titty titty titty titty.