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Premium Member close encounters

The stars are out and they’re worth considering,
with their glimmering, glittering, shimmering,
like fireworks flickering but more regularly appearing 
in the black hole sky.

In Europe there are Ukrainians, Albanians, Scandinavians, 
Romanians, Lithuanians and maybe a couple of Canadians, 
but out there, in the dark black void-of-space, there are Aliens.

Ok, well, statistically, there are bound to be aliens.
your author has no first-hand knowledge of extraterrestrials

I have galactic questions though—you better believe it. For instance:
  If light is the fastest thing in the universe, 
   why is darkness already there when light arrives?

  Could dark-matter be chocolate?     and
  How can we roll our clocks back if time only moves forward?

This is when having a physicist for a boyfriend is handy
—as well as those times you need a ‘close encounter.’ wink.wink
.
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A song for this:
Fiction by Yard Act
CanyonsMan/Woman/Chainsaw

Premium Member Canadians: Elbows Up


Said to my daughter: The Canadians elected the Liberal Prime Minister

She responded: That makes them smarter than us.

Premium Member On Behalf of all Canadians

Recently, the President-elect
showed a noticeable lack of respect
when he opined that "Wouldn't it be great
if Canada became the fifty-first state?"

I have a proposal for the President-elect 
and forgive me if I am less than circumspect.
Instead of imposing your country on us,
let America become a Canadian province!

That way, all Americans would get universal health-care,
as opposed to your system which is grossly unfair.
And say what you want about our flaws,
but at least we have strict gun control laws.

(And on that point - 
although I know you don't care -
mass shootings in Canada 
are extremely rare.)

Also, here in the land of Northern Lights,
we have respect for women's reproductive rights.

Yes, Mr. President-elect,
I know my country is not perfect,
but, unlike you,
we know a thing or two,
about respect.


Six More Canadians Die

Another six of 
Our Canadians have died
In a crash of a 
Helicopter in 
The Greek Ionian sea
Doing their duty.

Condolences go 
Out to all who are grieving 
At this saddened time.

W.C.Hull © 2020-1-5-H1390-
2500-I51-K51-22-L57-22

Canadians -Senryu-

Love to play hockey 
drink bottles of ice cold beer 
Where's the bacon. Eh?
 
Copyright © Cynthia Jones 
Aug.24/2004

Premium Member Welcome Canadians

Bienvenue, et bon chance to you all.
You came a long way from your homes in Montreal.
I hope you have a good time here in Atlantic City.
In the summertime, the beach and the boardwalk look pretty.
This is the most popular spot on the Shore of New Jersey.
There are nice hotels and restaurants, as you would know.
Of course, the biggest attractions are each casino.
May you win at the tables, or hit a big jackpot.
However, use discretion and don’t lose all you’ve got.
The sun and ocean waves are what everyone adores.
There’s no need to spend all your time indoors.


Premium Member Of Canada, Canadians We Are

On the top of the berm
One Canadian soldier stood
His head bowed
Heavily understood

We sign up to do
What the duty ensues
To our flag we obey
Our enemies, we pursue

This tor of abroad
In a distant land
Four lives so free
Leaving families bland

As we awake tomorrow
Knowing of yesterdays gone
We do for the right
For on this world we belong

We are a nation of many
Some days we will scar
Of Canada
Canadians we are


My tribute to the many Canadian soldiers who have fought for not only their
Countries freedom, but to preserve world peace, i bow to the living and fallen.



http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/war-6.php

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