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Premium Member King Size Bull-Crap

Bob Dylan song- Gotta Serve Somebody
King Size Bull-Crap 

You may be living in a king size house 
Sleeping in a king size bed
Laying on a king size mattress 
With a king size pillow for your head 

You may have a king size diamond
And wear a king size ring 
Or you may be living in a king size mess
Messing up everything
 
You may have a king size wallet
And you may have a king size car 
But if you don't have a king size heart
It won't take you very far

You may use a king size mirror
For your morning face 
Or you may dress up like a Barbie doll 
With your king size make-up case
 
You may have a king size suit
And wear a king size tie 
Or you may be living in a plastic bubble 
Telling a king size lie
 
You may ride a king size Harley
Or a truck with king size tires 
You may even be a fireman 
Who puts out king size fires
 
Don't walk around like you're all that 
From the bull-crap you've been fed 
Just be yourself and just stay cool 
Don't wear a king size head

Premium Member Red Bull

~ADHD~

Beautiful Coffee spree
Close your eyes and fell high like a tree
Nothing beats the sugar in my energy
I can't live my life caffeine free
Somebody stop me!!!!!


 :)

Bull Moose

Bull Moose
I was sitting on a rock out near Cripple Creek
Panties at my ankles, I had to take a leak
He sauntered out beneath a tree
Stopped and simply looked at me
Old grey legs, a lengthy beard
Eight foot tall he had appeared
Shoulder, hump and head held high
Antlers reaching to the sky
No pack of wolves, no big bad bear
This guy attacked, they wouldn’t dare
For with his rack and slashing hooves
This forest beast had deadly moves
But getting back to what I did
Wet panties up my legs I slid
Off the rock so quick I ran
Friends all giving me a hand
I laughed and cried once in the car
This memory a lasting scar
For friends told friends and they told friends
And round and round it never ends
So if you’re up on Cripple Creek
And find yourself a need to leak
Leak with caution - be aware
This old Bull Moose still lives up there

Uncle Mike

True story I believe.  There was a picture of a moose on facebook along with a description of its size and actions.  One comment was from a female friend of the poster about her encounter.  I put the two together as a poem.


Bull Whipped Emotions

Rip ticy tac schmitty fiddy  fiddy smack

Fliddy skity zat vroom lackity crack

getty getty boom wheter zoom wack

Birder loom werter veroom lurdder
  
Doom whippty plaque

The sound of a bull whipped emotion

With the bull whip

Smacking my back

Premium Member Brassy Barry's Bumbling Bull

Brassy Barry’s boastful bumbling Brana Bull 
Badgered Billy’s bashful buffoonish Baboon 
Into baking a boisterous Blackberry Bisque 

Beyond bunking, Barry’s brave babysitter 
boldly bellowed brashly.

Bonafide bamboozlement boasted Brana Bull’s bed buddies.
Beyond bothersome boneheads, Billy Baboon’s buzzards bawled

Baboon’s beautiful baked bonne bouch betwixed buddies and beasts
beautifully, bumping boastful Brassy Barry’s beliefs, which bumbled 
on beyond the brink of believability boulder.

King Size Bull -Crap -Collaboration

King size bull -crap -collaboration 

You may be living in a king size house
Sleeping in a king size bed
Laying on a king size mattress 
With a king size pillow for your head

You may have a king size wallet
And a king size car
But if you don't have a king size heart
It won't take you very far
Rather dump you in middle of nowhere 

You may use a king size mirror 
For your morning face
Or you may dress up as a Barbie doll
With your king size make-up case

You may have a king size suit
And wear a king size tie
Or you may be living in a plastic bubble 
Telling a king size lie

You may ride a king size Harley 
Or with a truck of king size tires 
You may even be a fireman
Who puts out king size fires

You may lose a king size Nation
Like a tree with king size rings
You may even be a salesmen 
To invest in king size bling

Don't walk around like you're all that
From the bull-crap you have been fed
Just be yourself and just stay cool
Don't wear a king size head

15/8/2018


Bull

You must think me a thick skull
You thought you had me too
Yeah, honey, skip to your own loo
Cause this one's already full
Of your brown nosing, so shoo!
Cause this cow will call you on your bull

Premium Member The Bull Jumped Over the Fence

Oh! my garden potatos...
and busted tomatoes..
The bull jumped over the fence...

And where did he go?
I really don't know!
I haven't seen him since!

But if I see one sign....
of his behind...
he'll get more than a  piece of my mind!

If I catch him snoozin'...
he'll get a bruisin'....
right on his ornery behind.

Premium Member A Bull Rider's Heart

We are all so young,,, even the ‘old hands’
Imagining a time with no bull rope is hard to plan
 
It’s riding with a heart and unflagging spirit revealed
That’s a most fitting description of what’s usually concealed
 
The dream most have had since they were born
About riding horses, bulls, and such without scorn
 
It’s about the ride, that 8 seconds of time
That lead you and the bull to a place uniquely sublime
 
Riding bulls or whatever, it really don’t matter
As long as your heart, your family, and your thoughts aren’t scattered
 
Whether it’s the big show or not, you really don’t mind
You’d ride a milk cow if she’d fly out the gate, so inclined.
 
So even if you ride for the money, or the fame
No matter what you draw, you look for no blame
 
Because even though bones, and tendons are often broken
And if you’re deemed old because your thirty something year is now unspoken
 
It’s really the heart that prevails when the body can’t follow
And provides that last 8 seconds, that make you feel less hollow
 
And,,, when someday your heart and mind don’t yearn for the ride,
It’s time to reflect and possibly stand off to the side.
 
Life doesn’t end for there’s still plenty to do
There is always a new bull rider that wants to be you
 
They may need a hand, and inspiration or two
And a true bull rider’s heart is to return the gift given you.

"freckles Brown". the Legend, the Bull Rider

Born in 1921, somewhere in Wyoming, born to ride wild stock
Started at sixteen, hung up his spurs at 53
Thirty Seven years  of riding broncs and bulls
Made his home aboard outlawed livestock
Riding with broken bones and paying his fees
Night after night, on them old bone breaking bulls

December 1, 1967, was Freckle's biggest night of all
National  Finals Rodeo, Oklahoma City, on a bull, Tornado
No ordinary bull, no ordinary cowboy
The two were the best in the world, who would take the fall
The test between Freckles and Tornado
Who would win, beast or cowboy

Tornado, 1850 pound Braford stick of dynamite
Never had been rode in 220 times bucked out
He was out of World Champion Jim Shoulder's bucking string
Brown was forty seven at the time, was in the spot light
Had a broken neck the year before, he had little doubt
He wanted the eight second bell to ring

A full house that night, waiting for the cream of the crop
Then the explosion out of Chute # 2, Tornado came out high and wide
Into a spin and wrapped it up tight, trying to loose his load
Freckles riding the horrible hurricane, was still on top
One of Rodeo's most famous bull ride
Tornado knew that he had been rode

Spurs dug into the rope, toes turned out, free hand in the air
Victory was his at the eight second bell, life was never so sweet
Freckles rode the baddest of them all
That night Tornado never really had a prayer
The King of Rodeo rode him to defeat
Freckles Brown was to rodeo as Babe Ruth was to baseball
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member What a Load of Bull - Word Play Warning

A bull dog and shi htzu were crossed
I asked what a puppy would cost
To buy a bull-shiht
Would cost quite a bit
I told the breeder to get lost!

08/27/21

Read Journal True Bull His Him Within Lusaka, Zambia Part Three

Meanwhile Doctor Kaunda reminded young
people in the country ascending the rung
of success they have a big role to play
with trappings of pride slung

in weaving together unity among unsung
swiftly tailored heroes, as sowers
reaping luxe fabrics of peace among
divinity, integrity, magnanimity,
and unity for this country.

He has however commended President
Edgar Lungu for his efforts in uniting recent
dichotomy, sans the various people in the country,
And speaking at the same event,

National Guidance and reminescent
Religious Affairs Minister
Reverend Godfridah
Sumaili sought riches for indigent -

says national unity and urgent
peace critical for development
of the geographical extent
spanning entire country

Reverend Sumaili says difficult
no matter how fervent
for Zambia to develop
if no unity among Zambians.

And earlier in his speech, Commodores
Vision Ambassador to Zambia
Chairperson Misheck Kombe yours
truly expressed concern to jumpstart
solution regarding regionalism and tribalism at heart
tearing Zambia apart, like inures

reflux resignation of meal, 
thus Mr. Kombe underscores
how important each and every shores
Zambian to join the crusade complacent
against tribalism and regionalism
because it retards development for s'mores!

Bull Elk

towering antlers,
pierce the morning horizon:
bugle in the fall.

Sitting Bull

Dancing in the rain
Shinning with every pain
Winning with all the stains
A man of the people remain

     The American soils vibrate
     With soldiers long gone but great
     With tones that liberate 
     With steps known to migrate 

The air thick with moisture and dust
The sun blazing hot, it cuts
The treaties and broken trusts
The tribal ties, warriors in silent gusts


Sponsor Name Frank Herrera
Contest Name NATIVE AMERICAN COLLAGE

Premium Member Bull Run

The war between the states had just begun.
Blue and gray met at a place called Bull Run.

The North blue army marched from Washington.
This was in April, eighteen sixty-one.

The South achieved victory on that day.
Men wearing gray sent the Yankees away.

A hopeful quick end lasted four long years.
A high price was paid with both blood and tears.

Robert Pettit 4-5-12

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