Best Rn Poems

Mary
 Mary Eliza Mahoney 
birth in 1845 an American black child of former slaves daughter of Mary Jane and Charles Mahoney 
at 18 showed interest in healing Humanity 
in 1863 and the New England hospital for women and children headed
 into the healthcare industry
 has...

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Silently, I view your eyes.
Marbles, moving towards judgement.
So easy for you to surmise.
Where they came, where they went. 
Haughty, you ignore my report.
They sadly sit in abject failure.
Icily, you give sharp retort.
Treatment of trash, forced to endure.
Revered only by ignorance,
you continue in your sin.
When did...

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I'm always amazed at how well p-rn sells,
with those gyrating bodies and their sex toys and gels.
And all that crooning and crowing,
and the gooey end product showing!
I'm just so happy p-rn comes without smells.
They don't even know one another,
two p-rn stars making love to each...

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