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Looking Through the Glass

You have an Alice band, keeps your hair in place,
Dum and Dee said you're so modern, have an interface,
long time since Terry"s tea party, we were timeless,
the Mad Hatter said: 'Poof!' Couldn't care less.

The Doormouse nudged himself awake, for Godssake.
'Can't you let me sleep, I'll decide when I wake,'
The Queen had decided on independence for Barcelona,
'Can not be, ' they wailed, "Shut up, ' she said, 'You're another bloody moaner.'

The tortoise taught us how to make love, mimicked 
the Queen, clapped his hands and said: 'Off with his head,'
Tarts were ready but black as the ace of spades,
brought uncerrmoniously by a train of waiting maids.

The King chastised everyone including the seven of clubs,
decided the whole lot were boring, went on a tour of Wonderland pubs.


Footnote: The Queen admonished the knave
                  and said: 'You"re not alright Jack.'
Form: Prose


The Do Who Weight

Blessed is he who is not offended
As the final sentence is carried out
Off with his head, hope is dead
The throng is left...tethered to doubt

The Savior is buried ' in still stone
The children, duped, alone
Was there ever a "god" on the throne

Images build as shadows dart
Darkness thickens like tar
It matters, no longer, about good
We must adjust to the way things are

...

In the void, connections become weighed
With the do that was done
The who that supposedly won
As the City of Lights, barred and gated

...against what

Family that won't come

Written by Trudy Schrader on 10-26-2022
Form: Rhyme

Off With His Head

Herodias with a grudge requested
to Herod that John be arrested
     “To bed your brother's wife
     to enhance your sex life
is against the law,” he'd suggested.

When Herod had drunk a bottle of wine
Salome's dancing did seem so fine
     that in his delight
     he promised that night
to lavish a desire to which she inclined.

So she asked Herodias her mother
if there was anything that had struck her
     as a suitable gift
     from one who was pissed:
“Ask for John Baptist's head on a platter.”

Out of regard for his guests and his  oath
Herod felt obliged although he was loath.
     So a guard went ahead 
     to cut off John's head
to satisfy daughter and mother both

Mark 6.14-29
Form: Limerick

Villain

4/30/17 


Underneath what they consider lunar 
Don't care if your name is super 
So much for your future 
And all of the rumors 
There is nowhere you can go to outmaneuver 
When I turn into Krueger 
Take you out before the sound of the rooster 
Whether or not on the computer 
Or a scooter 

Oh well that just makes one fewer 
I don't care if you can't appreciate my humor 
I come from the sewer 
Not much of a snoozer 
But a heavy duty boozer 

Warning 
Night and morning 
The rage accumulating and forming 
Before, during and after storming 
In and out of areas with bugs that continue swarming 

Feeling like Rick and not so much Morty 
The temperature below, above or at the forties 
In and out of different territories 
Near and far from quarries 

Coming in like Vorhees 
It doesn't matter if you heard all the stories 
Because nothing can prepare you for me 

Considering that we all fall in different categories 
And carry our own inventories 

Mine can make it gory 
Yours are empty normally 

For you it just may end up horribly 
Drawn out or ending shortly 

I don't care about the glory 
Or so called purgatory 

A simple and friendly reminder 
Don't have on your blinders 
Think wiser 
At elevations lower and higher 

On foot or tires 
Looking like Myers 
In and out of areas devastated by fires 
Above and below telephone wires 
With a pair of pliers 
Ready to eliminate any liars 
Leaving behind no traces or fibers 

Tried to go after me, but instead 
He was caught, and pissed the bed 
As it was off with his head 
When I was Pinhead 

Could be worse or better 
More or lesser 
Something that would do you some good to remember 

Before I lose control of my temper 
And become Lecter 
Against whomever 
Thinks their clever 
Whenever 
During any weather 
The surrounding suddenly became redder 

Not concerned about opinions 
A one man army on a mission 
They wanted to give me a million 
Endless medical prescriptions 
And to persuade me with religion 
But I wouldn't give in or listen 
Because I am a villain

By: Dalton Ogletree
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wonderland IV: The Hairdresser's Tale

Morning In The Hair Salon

She would chat and then nod as she washed
And laugh as she dried and then curled
But behind all the smiles that were wide, fixed and false
She felt challenged and alone in the world.

She felt angry and always so tired
With debts adding up to her worry
She would rather stay home and dream every day
Than be out every hour earning money.


Noon

She looked at herself in the mirror
And then sighed at the things she had seen:
Her life going backwards from where she once was
When her path was marked out to be queen.

She reflected back onto her childhood
And the reasons for her mistrust of men
The real world took over when she opened her eyes
She was young and so different back then.

She was tempted to run from her rehab.
To a place that could let her forget 
And hide down a hole where the 'Drink Me' was free
But she stood firm and wasn't there yet.

She felt trapped in her work ever after
And wanted to leave and explore
But each time she tried, she failed and then found
She was back in the salon once more.


Night In The Tabard Inn

She helped out in The Tabard each evening
To avoid all the beatings at home.
She would laugh and play chess with the customers there
But despite this felt very alone.

She returned to her home just past midnight
A place that she hated and feared
Her husband was up and waiting for her
With eyes that stared back and looked weird.

She said nothing on entering the hallway
Then said she was going to bed.
He breathed a big sigh and then he spoke out
And these are his words that he said:

- I went to The Tabard this evening
To swap drink for the Watchmaker's gold.
I wanted to make you a ring for our love
Now I'm back and I'm wet and I'm cold.


Later That Night At Home
 
She ignored her fifth husband's advances
And reached for some whisky instead
Then with scissors in hand came a voice from her heart
It was his turn to hear "Off with his head!"
Form: Narrative


Tandoori or Tangerine Tan shorts no5 final jive

Still hope we can cope

With the nope

Don’t give a damn plan

From that Tandoori tan

Obscene Tangerine dope

Jackanory Mandarin Man


That trope..like to be Pope

Go out on a limb..got the vim..scope 

To make him of the grim...dim..whim..mope

Just give Mr Grope enough Rope


Opined women..a frump 

If they mind.. some bump & grind

Half inching while pinching their rump


The darkness descends


Besotted with anything cosseted

Rotted or garrotted by design

But sign on the dotted line

Raise a 'Stein" of wine


Knaves..slaves.. saved

From the craze & blaze 

Of this moral maze & haze

Extinguished by depraved waves 

From distinguished graves


Denies his demise is nigh

Popularity sky high he lies


Bliss as the remiss abyss 

Of hiss and diss ends

Thanks to a sly bit of 

Wry Fab Four rapport


No not you say hello...but yes I say goodbye

Off with his head the French might have said

Cos we've read we'll get by instead 

With a little help from his (dead) friends
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Sentence - Lost Its Head

                       You  steal  my  chips                      
                      and  sip  from  my  best                    
                    teacup's   brim.  You  pinch                  
                  my  thunder  just  to  hear the                 
                applause    begin.    My    learned               
               friend,  your  record's  known,  or so             
             they  say.  The  evidence  grows stronger            
           every   passing  day.  You  throw  punchlines          
          long   before   I've   reached  the  twist.  You        
        drink   my   stories   before   they've   had  time       
      to  persist.  You  leap through pauses like a barrister     
     sniffing   flaws.  Then  smile  politely,  resting  smugly   
   on    applause.    The    clerk    cries,    "Order!"    Robes 
begin their stately sway. The judge sighs, "We hear this selfsame
 case   every   day."   The   jury   nods  without  the  slightest
   hesitation.   "He   always   gives   the  verdict  before  the 
    conversation."  The  verdict  comes:  "Guilty  —  beyond all  
     reasonable   doubt!"  The  charge:  "Stealing  endings  -    
      Butting  in,  throughout!  The  charge:  Sentence theft     
        by   constant   interruption!  The  culprit  pleads:      
         "Your   Honour,   mercy!  I've  mouths  to  feed!"       
          The   judge  interrupts,  "There!  You've  done         
           it   yet  again,  indeed."  "Kindly  let  the          
             speaker   finish...   before   you  finish           
              the   sentence."   "For   the  crime  of            
               finishing    sentences.......    Your              
              Sentence shall never be finished."        
       "Off with his Head!."     
            "Off with his Head!."         
                                                                  
.
Form: Other

Premium Member We'Re Having Nun of That

Two Nuns travel through Europe by car
Guided by the heavens North Star
Transylvania they reach
Hymn singing they preach
Not realizing they have come so far

At a busy junction they now stop
The red light is about to colour swap
Then out of the night
A most scaring sight
Onto their bonnet Dracula did drop

Sister Francine to Sister Helen said
On with the wipers, off with his head
Darn, that never worked
On this darkly toothed berk
He's hanging on, foot down, of they sped

What shall I do, Sister Francine says
Sister Helen shouts, window wiper spray
At the Vatican I filled
It's heavenly chilled
This time he's sure to go away

The Holy Water now having been yield
Has the demons fate now been sealed
To rid of this dross
Please show him your cross
Get the **** off the windshield!




~*~ This piece has been turned into a Limerick from a joke doing the rounds ~*~
Form: Limerick

Dead To the World Wide Web

(any resemblance to the following and 
living persons iz purely coincidental)

Family, friends, and
     strangers didst weep
when my brutally
     murdered gagged and
     bound distended corpse
     put to eternal sleep
unbeknownst to homicide deep
pill lore hubble

     killer, said murderer,
     would sow what he did reap
on the deadly war holy jeep
purrs, cow path
     this angry ghost
effortlessly held scented rag
     to choke, a keep
sake squeezing out breath

     from my corporeal flesh
     with maggots didst creep
     still adrip when bled,
to death, now enshrouded
     in black hoodie,
     and scythe leant lee
     cackled with grateful dread
enroute to pay the

     killer man moments ago
     took hoof on
     horse back fled
in hot pursuit destination,
     albeit unknown,
     yet aye twill find
     trumpeting psychopath,
     and quickly dismember

     off with his head,
thus equipped with
     keen bloodhound find
     ding needle in hay
stack instinctive second nature
     vengeance casually,
     I hapt lee ghoul
     lucky did allay

fresh trail scented out lay
boring haphazard way
word ness after gray
beard i.e. yours
     truly he did slay
     no matter wiseacre, may
be goot headstart, said jay
bird haint gonna

     be twittering furlong,
     cuz tell trail (and tail) flay
ming signs, he didst betray
noon the wiser hoo ray
bethought to brush
     meticulously (cover) tracks
     over most likely today
will merely (and merrily delay)

this phantom of neigh (nee)
and dearth all giving away
hideout, now tis
     my turn, I didst inveigh
     asper his final "say"

perhaps with ghost to
     (gusto) hollering as no weigh
to hex press me excitement
     thrusting sword
     into his heart yay!

I'M Over It

Interpret this - you psychotic, sociopathic snake
I wish everything in your world to crumble and break
You're the most f--king illogical sad excuse for a soul I've ever seen
It would be, "off with his head!" if I were ever a Queen
You don't even try to get out of your f--king box
You and your ex BOTH are as dumb as a box of rocks
You're egotistical, prideful, lustful, fake, and so damn sh--ty
Let's not forget the year of 2019 when you first ever hit me
I hate the way you don't even try S--T
But tonight I think I'm finally over it. I quit. You're so dumb
You have no common sense or logic and refuse to explore another perception
You always think its about right or wrong, and you see it as rejection and negative
You're like a flopped and recalled sedative.
You'll say what you're gonna do - and women - he'll f--k other girls all over you
He's the biggest Hellhound Dog I've ever seen
But he's mostly all bark - and at first he won't seem mean
'Cause he's the one who starts it all
Despite what he says, he'll never catch you when you begin to fall
Hello, ladies and gentlemen you've come to see
This circle jester that can't seem to want you - but refuses to let you be free
We can never fix this - there's no way out
Go bring your incest-ass back to the South
I'm over this s--t, I'm done with it
'Cause his f--king mouth ain't gonna quit - I'm seriously over this s--t
I wanna leave so bad right now - how's he allowed to be alive right now - how?
Form: Rhyme

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