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MY JAMAICAN TALIBAN IDENTITY THIEVES THERE WAS TONI JAMAICAN JAY TOWNSEND JOHNSON HENRY SEATED WITH DELITA BERNICE PENNY AKA JULIE PENNY A JAMAICAN TALIBAN FEMALE DRUG CARTEL FROM LIVERPOOL PRISON TO CANADA TO WEST PALM BEACH HOUSING A WIDE RANGE OF IDENTITY POCKET OF NOTHINGNESS CRAVING MY DEATH THROUGH TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL DATA BREACH NO FEAR OF JAMAICAN MURDERS SUGAR CANE PEDDLERS HACKING INTO MEDICAL INFORMATION SHAME ON YOU GIRL I DIDN'T FEAR YOUR SCUM WHEN YOU ARRIVED WITH YOUR GUNMAN I CERTAINLY DON'T FEAR DELITA BERNICE PENNY AKA JULIE PENNY LIVERPOOL CONVICTED FELON 9 YEARS SMUGGLING DRUGS FROM CANADA TO ENGLAND BACK TO PATTERSON NEW JERSEY DRUG SMUGGLERS JAMAICAN MULES.MULES STINKING MULES STEALING AMERICAN IDENTITIES TO FUND YOUR NETWORK OF FRAUD DATA BREACHES JAMAICAN TALIBAN CULT ICE WILL REMOVE YOUR OPERATION FROM WEST PALM BEACH BACK TO THE WEST INDIES 

GOD BLESS AMERICA
Form: Naat

Premium Member storm of the sea

The sea was in trouble; turning from blue to black
Nothing alive could survive, said Captain Quack
His ship was bouncing by the storm this night
Everything felt lose, nothing tied down tight.

We were tossed and blown, a sailor fell into the sea.
He screamed a few times, many hands counted three.
A shark was seen circling, so we turned away.
It was too gruesome to think about, too late to pray.

Our clipper ship was bound for the West Indies.
Where spices were waiting of all textures and degrees.
We lost four bodies in all during this storm of strife.
Two cooks, a whipping boy, and the captain’s wife.
sea
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Yo Ho Ho Lets Let Judy be Captain

Judy’s catchy enthusiasm galvanized our pirate crew
so we set sail down the seven seas, ocean blue
yo-ho-ho- we sang loudly, merry and gay
other fearsome pirate ships moved out of our way

excitement permeated our mission, our spirits high
we kissed all our hardships, doubts and do nots goodbye
stirred up, we were filled with crazy amounts of joy and glee
ready to be as evil and mean as Simon La Gree

We are going to make our enemies walk the plank we sang
giving exuberant cheers, our enthusiasm as loud as a bang
we snarled and grouched, and fought over who would be chief
arguing all the way to the largest West Indies big reef

she had set our hearts afire, giving us confidence galore
We were still arguing about it, when we reached a sandy shore
in a very short time, our Judy was elected captain by a vote
I could not argue about it in this island, remote
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member LOVE RECALL TRUE STORY

A woman journeyed to the island of Jamaica in the West Indies
The island of be happy and don’t worry
First thing the woman did was laid on the beach
Soaked up some sun
There were many people among
The woman me a Jamaican man
She was American
Romance elevated through the air
They both did moon walks on the beach
Dined and sipped tropical drinks
Nights were intense full of interlude
Kissing being the conclude
The woman’s vacation had come to end as she spent a week, and had to return back to the US, and back to work
The Jamaican man gave the woman a gift, and told her not to open until she got back to the states
The woman was sitting on the plane to return home, but was so excited about the gift, she had to open right there on the plane
When the woman opened the gift, a box into another box
The discovery was a small box Coffin with a note inside stating, “WELCOME TO THE LAND OF AIDS”
Months later, the woman got sick
Death history
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Havana Syndrome

It's not a secret 
sonic weapon 
deployed 
by a hostile
geopolitical power,
it's not a mass 
psychogenic 
illness. 

Its something much 
more mundane,
says the electrical 
and computer 
engineering professor:

"It's only crickets;
the mating call 
of the short-tailed 
West Indies cricket, 
to be specific,
(of course it is),
with a chirp 
that’s extremely 
annoying 
to the point 
it can cause harm 
to humans."

So, if the cricket
sounds cause
headaches, 
ringing ears,
fatigue,
and brain damage,

just calm down
and don't be 
hysterical
about it.


Premium Member An Ominous Night

sailed into the pirate moon, is what we did,
South of the Indies with that whipper boy kid.
our clipper ship was bound toward Jamaica now
We would get there somehow, none of us knew how

the moon was frightening, the clouds were disappearing fast.
The only sounds were snoring, I lay down beside the mast.
An ominous night, frightening, swallowed up by this moon.
I heartily prayed that I might be shakened awake soon.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tribute To Hippeastrum

Exotic flower, native to Caribbean, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia
Growing wild in West Indies and Argentina
It takes you six years to reach maturity and bloom
You are worth the wait

Premium Member A Mariners Tale

On third voyage five centuries ago
   sailed the Spanish Main a Queen’s fleet south-west,
 and the age of discovery’s great glow
   shone upon caravels in ocean quest.
 Into island passage beyond gulf trail
   through Boca del Dragon on landing wave
 led the Genoan’s flagship under sail -
   safe travelled and spared a jagged reef’s grave.
“Behold far Indies, land of sun and realm -
   by crown and Royal Warrant I claim thee!”.
 That virgin New World, that far crossing helm,
   these possession Isles of the Trinity.
 In a mariner’s tale there’s one true love -
 sea and tide below and the stars above.


            Written: December 1995
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Havana Syndrome

is a mass hysteria
induced by the sound 
of Indies short-tailed crickets mating, 
not, as conspiracy would have it,
the result of a sonic weapon,
a microwave attack,
or malfunctioning eavesdropping equipment.

Likewise, the Sausalito Hum 
was not a snooping Russian sub,
or newly laid electric cable.
No, blame the love sick plainfin midshipman,
a simple toadfish sounding off like a foghorn.

Pay no attention to the banshee cry of the lynx,
or to the brush-tail possum sounding off like machinery grinding,
not to puffins like chainsaws,
not to cheetahs chirping,
not to koalas bellowing,
not to ptarmigans chatting like cartoon characters.

Stories of spying and international espionage might be exciting,
but Mother Nature is much more surprising! 

Inspired by "Animals Keep Creating Mysteries by Sounding Weird", Ed Yong, The Atlantic, January 8, 2019.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Call Me Birdseye Pete

If I was an Australian lorikeet
I’d allow you to call me Mr. Birdseye Pete
Flying to the East Indies rather neat
Yes I would travel far to find my sweet.
Pretty nest we’d make that you could not beat.

All eight of our boy birds we would call Pete.
The girls would be called names that rhyme so neat.
Possible names like Jeet, Bleat, Feat, and Sheet.
I will have a wife the next time we meet.
Or my name is not Mr. Birdseye Pete.
fun
Form: Monorhyme

Land of No One

History told us was a new world, 
Futher more was discovered by Christopher Columbus,
Dominated by working corps red Indies, 
And build by sweat and blood of black slaves, 
Other whisper that is land of Lincoln, 
But echo sound remind me is land of no one, 
There racism is common like cumulonimbus clouds,
Being black is an offense of billions killers,
Justice is the common blacks dream in land, 
Oh! Partisans let them tripartite mare  anger, 
My sons and daughter sing different anthem, 
Anthem of justice  and acknowledgment in the land,
Holds me friends this is the land of everybody, 
Let’s have courage and defend our dignity.
Form: Sonnet

A Beautiful Sailing Ship

A Beautiful Sailing Ship


Great white sheets spread before Auster's wind seem to fly.
She sails ocean rout's course coming from East Indies.
My eyes take in ship's sight: be her goods Celanese?
High top-gallants with main-royals full blown in sky.
Gale speeds merchantman's race toward home with pennant high.
White capped bowsprit now seen pitching through waves with ease.
Spray goes by the boards - rainbows in a right strong breeze.
SeaQueen makes for where huge London town markets lie.
She takes tea and cloth, jewels from Maylay Isles.
Cargo's weight is worth nine million in sterling paid.
Sleek windjammer still needs travel far thousand miles.
Fine East Indian prize conducting Bombay trade.
Bold coast pirates could be menace with corsair wiles.
Queen's speed keeps her well safe- no chance of carvel raid.



Copyright © ramfire ... [2002-07-11 09:42:33]
Form: Rhyme

The Islands of Imagination

THE   ISLANDS   OF   IMAGINATION

Our  trek was in the mind, no ifs or buts : 
Our trek was amongst the yards of trading estate factories.
First factory had piles of metal off-cuts    -
Pick ‘em up with ease  -

With  brass or chrome machine parts imperial -
Gold and silver from the  Indies’  isles.
Then the shirt factory’s end-of-run yards of material 
And excess thread  on huge bobbins, all styles  - 

Brocades and muslins from Ophir.
Tyre factory offered piles of sheet rubber to Zeus,
Aztec latex  offerings to the gods of  myrrh.
Factories like islands offering their exotic  produce.

Between the factories rusty railtracks, the best, 
With oceans of wildflowers for mum, more than enough.
Today’s computers find imagined treasure chests 
On make-believe game islands…but we found real stuff.

………………………………………………………………….

Note….as  boys we often went hunting thru the yards of factories collecting interesting  stuff being  thrown out
Form: Verse

-caribbean Flavor-

Caribbean Flavor.

~~***~~

Cool Caribbean breeze
Softly whispering your name
Intoxicating.

West Indies waters
Cooling my heated body
Invigorating.

Tall coconut trees
Towering over the sea
Intimidating.

~~***~~
Form: Choka

India Vs West Indies Stream Score Trollz

INDIA VS WEST INDIES STREAM SCORE TROLLZ


http://masspremiersoccer.com/event/i-c-ct-2-0watch-india-vs-west-indies-t20-live-2nd-semi-final-online-thursday-streaming-night-31st-march-2016/

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