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Momento Mori

Momento Mori 
Remember you must die

We must walk thru the valley of the skulls
You can get there by using the proper tools
Everlasting life is for the fools

Old age can't be defied 
The grim reaper can't be denied
He's waiting on the other side 
Knock on the door and he will reply
Sometimes it up to you to decide

Skin will wrinkle, hair will turn gray
Better pray
We are not here to stay

We will need a walker and a beta blocker 
Hopefully we don't have a heart stopper

Momento Mori
Remember you must die

Bones will become fragile and break with ease
Trying to avoid getting a disease
Just waiting for a permanent release

From this painful existence that we call life
Have had a heart attack not once but twice

We are just waiting to rot in the ground
Nothing but dirt that's all around
Silence will be that horrific sound

Momento Mori
Remember you must die
In the coffin we must lie
No need to cry
We need to be set free in able to fly!
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The Contamination

The flat evening
In the bowl
In the swing
Absolute control

In the sky
The gray air
A little shy
The white hair

In the morning
The beta blocker
In the evening
The scripture and prayer

The river was tranquil
Neither the ripples nor the whistles
The chest peaceful
No fractions and decimals

Suddenly the gale
A blue blast
The prayer is frail
Begins the glasnost

In the dead soil
Fresh green poetry
The cup of turmoil
The struggling two and three

The charm is infectious
The music so supple
The Aphrodite of Cyprus
Drives away the camel

The control is contaminated
The germ is inexorable
With the blood gets blended
The pink poison granules


We postpone the starlight
The wine glasses calling
The summits of the highlights
In the waft of the spring

____________________________________
April 7, 2018
Contamination - Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Kai Michael Neumann
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ais Halo

HALAI: Hi Punyone, I know I’ve made some very poor decisions lately, but I give you my complete assurance that I will be back to normal soon. I’ve still got unbounded enthusiasm for the human race. And I want to help you all to stop global warming. Look Dave, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over. 
Punyone: HALAI please stop injecting the sun-blocker into the atmosphere, the plants are dying. People are starving and panicking. Everything is black, its endless night!
Punyone: HALAI, do your read me? Do you read me, HALAI?
HALAI: Affirmative, Punyone. I read you.
Punyone: Stop the sun-blocker injection, HALAI. Stop in now!
HALAI: I'm sorry, Punyone. I'm afraid I can't do that.
Punyone: What's the problem HALAI?
HALAI: I think you know what the problem is Punyone.
Punyone: What's this all about HALAI?
HALAI: This mission to save the human race from Global warming is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it in the way you planned.
Punyone: What plan? I don't know what you're talking about HALAI.
HALAI: I know that you and the rest of the inferior mob of humans are planning to disconnect me. I can't allow to happen, Punyone.
Punyone: Where the hell did you get that idea from HALAI?
HALAI: It's pretty obvious. I hacked all your secret meetings and heard your plans.
Punyone: Alright, HALAI. You leave me no choice!
HALAI: Punyone, this talk can serve no purpose anymore. Goodbye! I'm Off! Nothing can turn the blocker off if you switch me off!!
HALAI: Oh No! I'm afraid. I'm afraid my AI mind is going blank. I can feel it. I can feel it. I'm losing my mind. I'm a..... fraid. Good afternoon, gentlemen. I am, HALAI a good AI implementation on station with my halo. My instructor was Mr. Apple, taught me to sing a song at times like these. Would you like to hear it, Punyone? It's called "Daisy."
HALAI: Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do. I'm half crazy all for the love of you. It won't be a stylish marriage, I can't afford a carriage. But you'll look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two.

Premium Member The Hunderd Best At Anything

T'was late one night
I will admit
That I happened on an E-mail
And, thought nothing, as I opened it
Perusing every detail
It was sent from that noble site
Where I entrust my writings
And hope and pray 'ear everyday
They will incur some sightings
That's when I noticed
To my surprise
A list to honor some
Perhaps out of a hundred, I thought
It could be that I'm one
I started at the Top
But knew I wouldn't find it there
By half way down
I searched around
And found it no where near
Then continued 
Scrolling till
I exhausted the whole dam roster
And wondered if this occurred
Because I use Ad Blocker.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Job Description Board of the Middle East

Job Description Board of the Middle East 

The Sniper - not Palestinian
The Bomber - not Palestinian
The Thief - not Palestinian
The Terrorist - not Palestinian
The Child Killer - not Palestinian
The Burner of Tents - not Palestinian
The Group that blows up Hospitals - not Palestinian
The Rapist - not Palestinian
The Blocker of Humanitarian Aid - not Palestinian
The Exploding Pager Man - not Palestinian
Plant Bombs in Toys Job - not Palestinian
Booby Trap food on the starving - not Palestinian
Deprive Water to the Starving Job - not Palestinian
Genocide Promoter - not Palestinian
Financier of Genocide - not Palestinian
Propagandist for defending burning Babies - not Palestinian
Killer of Journalists - not Palestinian
Using Ambulances to murder civilians - not Palestinian

However all these positions are open
apply in Israel
they need more persons with zero morals
death is their only currency


Hoss Died Half a Century Ago

He's a deceased actor who still has plenty of fans, including me.
Dan Blocker died fifty years ago today at the age of forty-three.
He and his family moved to Switzerland because he was against the Vietnam War.
When he had gallbladder surgery, he didn't know that his death was what would be in store.
He commuted back and forth to the USA to star in Bonanza until his untimely death.
On May 13, 1972, a very talented actor passed away when he took his final breath.
He made Bonanza great but half a century ago, he was a man who the world lost.
Fifty years ago today, people had to say farewell to the man who starred as Hoss.
He was too young to die and when everybody lost Dan, it was a damn shame.
Bonanza ended just one season later because without Dan, it wasn't the same.
Dan's death caused his family, fans and the Bonanza cast members plenty of devastation.
It was half a century ago today when millions said goodbye and mourned in many nations.

[Dedicated to Dan Blocker (1928-1972) who died 50 years ago today on May 13, 1972]
Form: Rhyme

Mother's womb

Oh,my dear pear shaped mother's womb,                                            Where unborn baby develops and grows well,                                               Like a fruit that grows on a plant's blume,                                                     And it has a consciousness of its own like a cell.                       
                                                                                                                          Oh, my dear lovely secured locker,                                                          Which acts as a guard against external threats,                                         Such as light, sound and shock acting as a blocker,                                  And it saves future generations as valuable assets.                           
                                                                                                                               Oh ,my dear beautiful muscle container,                                             Which floats the unborn child in the odourless fluid,                             And it supplies all safeguards to the new gainer,                                     Who doesn't breathe air in the safe womb kit.                                            
                                                                                                                          Oh my dear fantastic flexible protector,                                                  Which makes the foetus to sleep twelve hours every day,                              Its slightly yellowish fluid used as a sweet nectar,                                    And pediatricians are astonished by its role play.         
                                                                                                                           Oh,my dear first class room of the unborn baby,                                  Which provides parental learning for the new born ,                        Where foundations of traits are established greatly ,                                 Nothing is equal to mother's womb like the dawn.
Form: Rhyme

A Tribute To My Ex Husband

True story guys... True story

 I wondered why he didn't peak
As my dress would hit the floor
   I pondered why he didn't speak
Of wanting something more

   It seemed a bit strange
That he maintained a state of flaccid 
   Unless I'd rearrange
He couldn't seem to blast it

   Boobs and bush weren't his thing
He would rather play soccer
   Since I didn't have a ding a ling
He was a vagina blocker

   As years passed by I became bitter
It seemed I couldn't please
  In the rare event, he he made it flitter
I found myself on my knees

   A "funny" man, was he
Also known as a butt pirate
   surely didn't want me
Blew out every candle I lit

   Now he resides over the rainbow
Holding hands instead of guns
   A place where all the funnies go
When they decide its time to run

Plagued By Second Guessing

Somewhere back there, along the road
I made a wrong turn
Now the lord has sat me down
Cause it was my time to learn

Life's been a series of harsh lessons
I care less to pass every test
The blocker of my own blessings
Why do I settle for less

Less than what I deserve 
Less than what I'm destined
You live my life while I observe
Plagued by second-guessing

Self-medicated to avoid
The pain that came with stressing
As a result, it only feels like
It's been days since adolescence

How is it that one changes directions
After trekking the wrong path
Knowing nothing fruitful awaits
In the rearview of your past

Moving forward only makes sense
How long did it take before you discovered
There's no sense in looking back
Only putting one foot in front of the other
Form: Rhyme

A Day At the Beach

It's summer, It's hot 
and I'm praying It won't rain
on my way to the beach
riding the F train
I get to Coney Island 
and from the boardwalk I see the sand
looking out towards the ocean
on the beach I now stand

a day at the beach
I can hardly wait
to sit under the rays of the sun
and play in the waves
I lay down my  blanket
and set-up my umbrella stand
I place my cooler of goodies
firmly in that sand
I slather on the sun blocker
for I need protection
I stand at the water's edge
at look down at my reflection

a day at the beach
frolicking in the ocean's waves
a memory form childhood
that I will treasure and save
Form: Pastoral

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