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Thought You'D Never Ask

Forkaroon : I hear we are in for a big treat tonight forksie 
Forksie:    Oh Ya !  I was hoping for something exciting and juicy 
Forkaroon: I'm going to give you a little hint darlin, it once was alive 
Forksie: hmm, that rules out cheese and dandelion greens then 
Forkaroon : Your such a silly one Forksie, salivate mama cuz its comin'
Forksie: you mean it has legs ! Ah, I better go polish my glow then 
Forkaroon: its a big fat juicy steak forksie, beef was on sale this week 
Forksie: you mean to tell me that porker bought the biggest steak? 
Forkaroon: it was so big he had to strap it to the roof of his car 
Forksie:  Oh my, we are going to die two happy forks tonight 
Forkaroon: Before we get all bent out of shape, you wanna spoon?
Forksie: I thought you'd never ask.

December 12, 2022

Premium Member A Windy Day

umbrella
all bent out of shape
leaves off to
the races
a man loses his toupee  
on a windy day



Date written: 03/07/2022

Premium Member Unforgiven

I bring you my little heart
It’s been battered and abused
It’s all bent out of shape, Lord
Because it has been bruised
 
I lost some of the pieces
I can’t get them back, you see
It all happened when he said
That he will not forgive me
 
Jesus, please stop the hurting
For I can’t go on this way
Every time that I see him
I just don’t know what to say
 
He has cut me from his life
And he threw away my heart
I’m left here, Lord, to wonder
If you have the missing part
 
He claims that you’re his Savior
He says that you bring him joy
Why is it then, sweet Jesus
That he broke me like a toy?
 
So here I am, my Jesus
I'm uncertain what to do
But tell me, Lord, why can't he
Be forgiving just like you


Cliches

Somebody told me that cliches are dead
But what if I run out of things to say
Can I say "to know me is to love me"
Or "tomorrow is just another day"

What about "liars never prosper and cheaters never win"
Would I be accused of reviving the dead
"A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush"
Or is it "an ace in the hole instead"

"Absence makes the heart grow fonder"
Or if you fall "it's only a scrape"
What if I tell them to "button your lip"
Will they get "all bent out of shape"

But I'm "at the end of the pecking order"
So how much can I really know
I'll never use cliches again
Right after " I told you so"

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