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Black Manta and Jayna sing's
Sexy Mermaids
Written By: Dristter A. Niente
and Lex Luthor

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"because of its inherent qualities
I don't know what to say
the ship in the harbor
follows me
every step of the way
it might sound crazy
maybe I'm insane
I saw blackbeard neath the pelmet
just the other day
I aint got no issues
 she replaced theJolly Roger
with a pink and blue pelmet
I saw her blackbeard
I couldn't look away
thar she blows
I know there I go
Neath the pelmet
I saw blackbeard
Dobros get your jolly
she told us all
strangers in the night
a ship big and tall
thar she blows
and there I go
i saw a blackbeard neath her pelmet
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ple growth wood and cured resin
gives it it's sound
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The making of the Scarecrow is a documentary
Narrated by Lex luthor

Premium Member Out of Gas

   Are exacerbated
     and exasperated related

   I’m not really sure ~ 
     though they always leave me deflated

PUTIN WOES

PUTIN AT CROSSROAD

WAR NOT HOW AS SHOULD UNFOLD

NO GAS BEING SOLD


The eve of protest

The day before the storm
Protests fall on deaf ears
The master's voice rings
The rest is mere noise

Cars run helter skelter
Ready to park tomoro
Water cannons to stun
Neath the gas, tears

End game, bigger than us
Masks evil planners  
Mere cogs in a wheel
Turned by hidden hands

Watchers and doers
Prepare for peace
Haters fund goons
To disrupt disonnance

Here we go again
Battling each other
From afar, elites watch
On TV and internet

Scramble for wealth
You will not last
The hands of time
Change your form

The little white house

The little white house
one hollow, pale May
gapes wide dark bowels
devours a prized race.
Screams in the black
tunes and sweet song.
Hair to power looms
Last waltz of souls
in carbon streaked flames.

WINNING SO MUCH

BUT WE WON THIS WAR

TRUMP CONTINUES TO IMPLORE

WE ALL KNOW THE SCORE


WON THIS WAR

WE HAVE WON THIS WAR

TRUMP SAYS AS GAS PRICES SOAR

DOW JONES HITS THE FLOOR

PROBLEMS ABOUND

HIGH FUEL BOOTS ON GROUND

TRUMP PLAN NOT LOOKING SO SOUND

THE PROBLEMS ABOUND

When Instinct Awakes: After the Lights

They said the procedure would help me see
in the dark

But darkness was never the problem

It was the shape of the hand
resting on my shoulder
long after it stopped being kind

Instinct returned quietly
not as violence
but as refusal

I noticed patterns
the pauses
the borrowed warmth

Love, once examined under surgical light,
revealed its fingerprints
everywhere it had been rearranged

When instinct awoke
I did not grow teeth

I grew distant

Open Wide

Filled with trepidation
(not amalgam)
paid a visit to the nearest sadist
he who thrills
to the sound of drills
and not the first
on my Christmas list
(DDS Jack Flash)
as for him it's all gas gas gas
but with an aching tooth
(forsooth and alas)
what else was one to do
but turn the other cheek
in the hope I would pull through
and while seated there in the chair
(to extract a page from his book
Weapons of Mass Dentistry)
with WMD in my north and south
I repeated into thin air
'Dentists all look down in the mouth!'

Stan’s Running on Empty

Stan was running low on gas, 
And as usual driving too fast. 
He blew by the station, 
Clueless to the situation, 
Now he's empty and stuck in the grass.

Make America Great

Tear gas policies and hate
Will never make America great
Again
Tear gas policies and hate
Will never make America great
 
Changing Defense to War,
Claiming to stop foreign wars,
Won’t win any peace prizes—
Just more of what the world despises.
 
Black helicopters and unmarked vans
Enforcing edicts across our lands;
Masks and rubber bullet diplomacy
Shouldn’t become our normalcy.
 
Secret police with unlawful powers,
Brutal enforcement ordered by cowards;
The rule of law squandered and subverted
To serve personal vengeance perverted.
 
Our Constitution tattered and torn
Needs her defenders all bravely sworn
To stand shoulder to shoulder and hold back the night:
This is our moment, our duty, our fight!
 
Tear gas policies and hate
Will never make America great
Again
Tear gas policies and hate
Will never make America great

Premium Member the biggest faerie passes gas

advertised herself as the biggest faerie to date
dressed herself in a tutu and did a quick figure eight
four hundred pounds had never moved this fast before
she passed a bit of gas as she sailed out the front door

the children were delighted, they screamed with delight
she twirled back inside, her cheeks were all pink and bright
best faerie in the world, a little girl with pigtails said.
the faerie felt good; this gave her an enormous big head

GAS STATION LIGHTS II

a lone ancient dark night
Your engine stumbles
rumbles, coughs to a stop
so close to E
The gas pump, blocky, digital
smells of gasoline
like a primordial dance 
an intercourse of machines
rape of a Mesozoic age, processed 
Petrol in a tank, deep
Swipe card, digital hum of circuitry 
Choose your poison, your savor 
Buttons—regular, premium, 
Reek of diesel 
Corruption 
So many fingers have touched 
that white square button 
almost flesh-looking
White, pale, cracked, peeling 
The horror of the mundane
You need to touch it
You want to
You have to
You have places to go
And miles before you sleep…

All Talk, No Action

They are now but cash cows
(a trough in which to quaff)
for the many attendees
who sit on long-winded
Government-funded investigation committees
no one around to hear the sound
(of what falls in the woods)
while their coffers swelled
for all the papers printed on the ecology
more than several trees were felled
the fracking drilling boring too
(found underground)
wastes water in copious quantities
releases greenhouse gas
and undermines the earth in the final analyses
deliberate discussion and debate
('til the cows come home)
to which they are compelled
only exacerbates the issue
of global warming
with all their hot air expelled

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