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Dancing with the stars
Some swirl
Toes curl

Once upon a time, dancing

Hully
Gully

Also, dancing

The twist
Get gist


Size matter in some dances

The bump
Big rump

Now adays

Hip hop
Don't flop

After Darth Vader danced with Ella, she became Mrs.

Ella
Vader

Party of Five

Fielschgenuss erster Gute
They spoke of her as a bedswerver
words that only made it more difficult to
understand why I had become privy
to these conversation.
The Harrows and Quick Hitches were
new and unused. The flail mower
and adapters were put into a postion
so you could see they were in constant use.
the new tractor he painted "lecherwite"
on the door
mats that were custom " Chuck and Duck"
were on the floor. a plum colored pillow with
 beautiful embroidered stitches, had a dark 
pinkish message talking about his Missus.
" Cuckquean" the stitches spoke a
 fluffy pillowy seat. Sweet yeasty rolls
filled with delicious meat.
Back to inventory a label for
the hydrylic mulcher
people are something
now adays seems they lack culture
Only a fool could understand
silly things silly people say
I sprayed some pest be gone
to keep the pest away.
I smiled and asked the Fellow
what did condonation mean
he said if your wife were on yourside
you be on the losing team.
The handle of the hoe to replace
the broken one.
When my wife comes over here
don't laugh when I call her"Hun"! 

Wriitten By
Bocal, LongJoint and Keys

What Do You Do

WHAT DO YOU DO WHAT DO YOU DO 
WHEN YOU AINT GOT  TO LOSE 
AND YOUR PLANS DONT FOLLOW THRU
EVERYONE GOT THEY BACK ON YOU 
AND NOW ITS YOU AGAINST WHO  
WHAT DO YOU DO WHAT DO YOU DO 
THE ONES THOUGHT HAD YOUR BACK
BE THE FIIRST THO THROW SHADE 
NOW ADAYS ITS HARD TO FIND
THE REAL FROM THE FAKES 
WHAT DO YOU DO WHAT DO YOU DO 
	WHATEVER YOU DO YOU DONT 
	BREAK AND FALL WEAK 
	YOU GOT  ON YOUR MIND 
	BUT IN TIME YOU WILL FIND
	JUST PUT IN A RHYME 
	AND LET THE MUSIC SPEAK 
	LET THE MUSIC SPEAK 
	TURN YOU PAIN INTO A BEAT 	
	AND YOUR SCARS INTO YOUR BARS 
	IS WHAT YOU DO IS WHAT YOU DO 
GOT  ON YOUR MIND BUT IN TIME YOU FIND 
JUST PUT IT IN A RHYME AND LET THE MUSIC SPEAK 
LET THE MUSIC SPEAK TURN YOUR PAIN INTO A BEAT AND YOUR SCARS INTO YOUR BARS 
IS WHAT YOU DO IS WHAT YOU DO 
WHAT DO YOU DO WHAT DO YOU 
WHAT DO YOU DO WHAT DO YOU DO


Love

LoVe and passion
         LoVe two hearts entwined
         LoVe now adays out of fashion
         LoVe can too be blind
         LoVe the ultimate high
         LoVe for which we all yearn
          LoVe you can never buy
         LoVe like respect you earn
         LoVe that is unconditional
          LoVe like the marriage vows
          LoVe that is though mutal
          LoVe here no kiss and tells
           LoVe takes on many a form
            LoVe a feeling of self worth
            LoVe from the day your born
            LoVe no greater force on earth


                Already on here back in 2012 just like poems time,space,moon, stars changed
                     Couple of lines tweeked a little insperation l guess curent times

Premium Member 12-12-96

I always thought of you each day,
Never missed a one.
Each time it changed,
Varied as the years passed.
Every day I still think of you.
Rainy late nights could be the saddest.
My eyes would tear at what they missed.
Etched in my memory my mistakes.
Aware of time.
Now adays I wonder earlier in the day,
These thoughts are still of family.
They range the range of life,
Of beginnings of seeds long planted,
How have they ripened ?
Upshots in mind
Relaxed in logic,
Tempered for tomorrow.
Yesterday was no different, 
Only more recent.,
Until todays thought.

Change Your Ways

you can
make a stand
get a better hands
stop walking 
in adays
CHANGE YOUR WAYS


Words

i feel that i pollute these lines
by sharing them in words
if thoughts could be transferred to minds
my soul would fly like birds
too often now adays i see
pervertion of this craft
not in the world of poetry
but in our daily draft
we often listen to the speech
of people set on lies
and many times they tend to preach
with words of any size
but what, i ask, is it they mean?
they're truely to inform?
when most of what ive heard and seen
keeps peons as the norm
i wish for days of truth and light
but those seem far away
so every morn i learn and fight
to make a better day
i know that some will read this write 
and think i sound obserd
just listen hard when speak polite
in every single word

Vomit

i like to think that my words come out of my mouth
spilling everywhere
filling the room
through everyones mind
captivating every breath
talk freely without critisism
but i have relized these words
these thoughts
these wishes
only come from my mind
and they die outloud
all that comes out now adays is
displeasing news
ugly words
fake laughs and feelings
and the stupidest of mistakes
the fumbling, the mumbling, and the regretable mishaps
i guess, its just not my thing to talk.

Dyslexic and I Know This

I want to go down in history as a humanitarian like Quincy Jones,
so I'm going to listen to 
what he said and, if it rains I'm going to get wet,
also If I want an A, can't be scared to get a F,
so if I dream,
then strive,
I can get it, 

I'm going to stay young hearted like frank said, 
best way to live in now adays time, because we're living in scary days,
but we have to be broader then Broadway like levy said, and I can, like Obama said,
because I got to dream like Mr King, and I will not move like Mrs Park,

I know I haven't got the best grammar, but to me it really doesn't matter, I'm dyslexic and I 
know this, but if i still write down want I was
thinking, 

I can always fix it, but my thoughts was not just loss to the moment, but more like 
documented in time.  

Tallan J Bent 23:55Hrs 06/11/08 (c)

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