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Premium Member Walt Disney 1990

It is more
than 'The Land
Down Under.'
It is song, expression, love, artistry, 
raw, and unhindered truth.

Walt Disney and films were once
soaked with meaning 
that the soul doesn't forget
when it counts.  

John Candy was the Albatross
and Albort Brooks was a mouse.

Comedy doesn't have a size 
when funny counts.  

Neither do great scores or scenes
when they are remembered.

Premium Member Walt Disney

I love you, Peter
but you are still a boy
 your games run
 in redundant circles

with Captain Hook
and his pirate ship

he doesn’t have gold
in treasure chests 
that I can hold
or spend

his crew
are dancing cartoons
 your pet crocodile
doesn’t scare me
 neither does 
the ticking clock
that caught up to me

 the little lines
underneath 
my middle-aged eyes
make me glow
with contentment

 the storm is coming tonight
and I am cozy 
in writing 
poetry

James Barrie 
found inspiration
and created
Tinker Bell
 
he borrowed 
her fairy dust
for his play
  
it still sings 
playful 
for me 
when I visit
Neverland

I love you, Wendy
let's keep growing old
together
and watching the 
shifting shapes of 
cotton clouds

maybe we 
will see his ship
cross the moon

let’s smile back 
at Captain Hook
and his endless 
journey
to the playground
and the imagination 
of Walt Disney

he also left his heart
where a child 
with an open mind
(creativity)
was meant to be

The Answer's A lemming

There are those who think the masses
are like a legion of lemmings 
doing a death march into the sea
(actually a river)
but suicidal lemmings are a myth
created by none other than Walt Disney
in Alberta, Canada where
(no lemmings live)
the 1958 film 'White Wilderness' was made
and the sordid scandalous scene
by the filmmakers was staged
spinning turntables were constructed
all covered in snow
to jostle and send them tumbling
then off a cliff the poor lemmings
the crew proceeded to throw


Fire Up the Dragon

three quintains

Husband made an announcement yesterday at five.
"I'm NOT going to Disney next week on Spring Break.
Back problems do not mix with that long twelve-hour drive,
walking theme parks for four days - another mistake."
My tail is draggin'; I can't fire up this dragon.

Oldest son is delighted, because his girlfriend
is invited to take my place, etcetera.
Younger son will miss me, and I cannot defend
my choice; for six months this has been HIS great hurrah.
Four tails are waggin'; they have fired up their dragon.

Our daughter and hubby are likewise thrilled indeed
that I'm staying home - for that relieves them of care.
Five rabbits, two dogs and a bearded dragon need
more attention than simply a "wing and a pray'r".
I'm not braggin'; but for that, I'll fire up this dragon.

Premium Member The Fabulous World of Walt Disney

his name's been on every child's lips
in whirls of fantasy, whimsy, slips and trips
synonymous with awe and wonder
we all grew up with the machinations
of Disney's wild and vivid imagination
a man with the grandest of vision
beautifully executed with precision



AP: 3rd place 2025

Premium Member When You Wish Upon A Star

(“Under A Swirling Sky”, 2013, original pen & ink and acrylic)

When You Wish Upon A Star

When you wish upon a star
All the other stars watch and listen.

And in the silence
As your mind moves
They turn to stare.

The dance then shifts and turns
Adjusting to the ripple
Your little effort brings.

And opening there,
In the space above,
The space 
Where wishes 
All come true,
The stars align 
And then shine
As they always do.

(3/13/25)


Premium Member onstage, i want to turn to the band and say 'take me home, daddy'

it would be a last request, before the gallows
like baloo sings it 
i'm being led there, the narrow path between the
faces of the people
my hands tied behind my back
the rope taut against the skin
and i'm going,
de-zop-ba-ronie
hap-da-dee-ba-lat
da-dat-dat-non
hey, a-baby-dot-doo
zaba-doo-doo-day-doo-bop
doo-boo-doo-day, ze-bonz
za-bop-bop-bobby  

we arrive
i turn to the hooded executioner.
'take me home, daddy.'

Premium Member A WALT DISNEY INSPIRED BLESSING


Today’s blessing takes its inspiration from Walt Disney
whose wisdom can’t be overstated..
Just look at all the joy and laughter
In the wonderful world that he created:

May we be blessed to understand….
The answer to this aging quiz…
That growing old is not our choice
But how we choose to grow old is.

Barkley DeVile

Barkley DeVile, Barkley DeVile
Barkley’s my Beagle and hes handsome as hell! 
If you saw him, you’d see just what I mean! 
Barkley, Oh Barkley
You must be the cutest Beagle there’s ever been! 
I love you Barkley DeVile

At first you think its impossible and must be a dream!
To see such a lovely Beagle but believe me its not! 
Coz you’d REALISE, with REAL EYES you’d recognise REAL LIES and he's not! 
This aint fiction its fact! 
Trust me on that! 
But i oughtta explain DeViles not his name
Its actually pronounced DEVIL … because he’s well…
Such a ……Handsome DEVIL

Premium Member 106 Walt Disney

Dreamer extraordinaire Walt Disney.
A work in progress his dreams will always be. 
With a mouse called Mickey, he began fussing,
To this day his Disneylands are still plussing.

Premium Member The Ingenious Thinker Walt Disney

Walt Disney was a cartoonist with dreams, visions, ideas.
interested in animation, he started Laugh-o-Gram studios.
he had a pet mouse there, inspiring Mickey Mouse
steamboat willie was the first cartoon ever produced with sound.

walt and his brother roy created a short of the three little pigs.
this short won disney studio an academy award in 1933.
it took them four years to produce snow white and the seven dwarfs.
many people thought the $1.5 million dollar production cost was ridiculous.

snow white and the seven dwarfs was the first animated feature film.
the first animated full length cartoon created in color.
snow white was the most successful movie of 1938.
in a year she had grossed six and a half million dollars, ingenious!

Once upon my time

Once upon a December we were friends.
Once upon a cold night holding onto a time we knew someday would end.
A whole new world we’ll never see. 
You're stuck drowning under the sea, after letting go of my hand because you wanted to be free.
Lost in the jungle like a lost little boy.
Running around like a living toy.
All your hope was left out in the rain, which left you mad but not insane.
The pirates of life struck you with so much fear, sometimes all you can do is let down your hair. 
Save yourself from the castle when no prince is near. 
Sometimes you need to stand up and be brave, try to fix your own mistakes.
Dragons, bears and tea parties for two.
Wicked witches flying on brooms.
Off to Neverland for me, because growing up is what broke our family.

Swamp Life Disney Affair For the Child In All of Us

Swamp - Life

As viscous as pea soup

Shrieking 

With Nemo swimming round and round 

Underneath a breeding ground for

Pond the life algee fine dinning up on top 

A drinking hole 

Oasis

Fit for a

Lion King 

A Disney Affair 

Frozen ageless in time

Like a lock of Rapunzel's hair

Sleeping Beauty's fair

Mary Poppins loving care

In a magical , fantastical , dream infused

Ever so spectacular

Child Capturers Imagination Library 

Somewhere just waiting to be discovered

So the journey most especially

Doesn't end here

Disney Lies

All of our lives were fed Disney lies about how perfect the world is
Then the day comes one we're forced to breathe deep the darkness that envelopes our soul
We spend so much time being conformists and blind til our death finally sneaks from behind
He's come to reap all the secrets we keep while he stares from his cold lifeless eyes

Disney Syllabus

Disrupted rough sea ripples shuffle
    audience anticipation
    Shift in seats, hammered hearts
    Pummel, fluffy microphone muffle
    confines communication
    To thespian garish starring parts


    Leading lady stands on X central
    scintillating stiff corset
    Holds ocean of faces transfixed
    Hushed haze of amazed attention
    long leg stride endorses
    Cancan colourful ruffled kicks


    Glitter adds amps to eyes squinted
    focus on filmed direction 
    Glow in spotlight, skin peach orange
    Sets character afloat, limelight lifted 
    dusk dim purple perfection
    Transmits her story beyond onstage

   
     Pivot pelvis razzle reactive samba 
     fast feet choreograph flawless
     Flashy features outshine backdrops
     For her love, Leading man clamours
     resounding auditorium applause
     Ensures her ego never lacks props




     
               13th June
         Theatrical Resume

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