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Premium Member Chicory

Nola in the sky;
The air tastes like chicory,
a small sip of soul.

Remedies

Written By:  D. Collins


When your head is banging like a deep, bass drum.
Mince a garlic clove and butter on a hot dog bun.
Any strain that wants to call itself athlete foot.
Will bow down to the power found in Clorox bleach.


Two aspirin before sleeping after a night on the town.
Guarantees we are peaking when it's time to get down.
That's just the NOLA kind of way of doing things.
Put your talent on display for all the world to see.


I'm not a baseball fan, but I seen what I saw.
Which was the closest thing I've seen to ILL-Na-Na.
Is it possible for the Phillies to lose a game?
And, with NOLA pitching, to that, I will refrain.

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Premium Member My Corona - the Corona Virus Song

Her name was Nola
From Hispaniola
She liked to get her fix
On Coca-Cola

She liked to coochy-coo
With everyone she knew
But when she blew her nose
Then all her friends withdrew

At Corona
Corona virus
It's the hottest spot
North of your sinus

At Corona
We fell pell-mell
Ah ah ah
Don't feel so well
Ah ah ah, ah ah

His name was Lu Gan
He came from Wuhan
He liked to dance all night
As much as you, man

He liked to socialize
With all the girls and guys
But since he caught the bug
His mouth is catching flies

At Corona
Corona virus...

Her name was Betty
She was a free spouse
She liked to play all day
In someone's tree house

But she could not survive
When you turn sixty-five
You run a higher risk
That you won't leave alive

At Corona
Corona virus...

Her name was Miley
A human virus
I guess that's why she clogs
The human sinus

But when she caught the flu
She spread her germs on you
A way to make you sick
And make you angry too

At Corona
Corona virus
It's the hottest spot
North of your sinus

At Corona
We fell pell-mell
Ah ah ah
Don't feel so well
Ah ah ah
BUT YOU CAN'T TELL
Ah ah ah, Ah ah!

Nola

there is a street in new orleans
it as a certain name
girls in feathers men they drink
the whole lot down the drain

there is a drug in new orleans
the strongest one can get
heavy users everywhere
they call them spotted cats

there is a soul in new orleans
dragging every single step
partir c'est mourir un peu
don't want to die just yet

Nicole de Jager
August 2018

Me

I left you there, far away from me.

Far away, even i could not see.

You were my past, i could not see, now go, be free from me.

I left you there so far from me, i wanted to be free from me.

Now you came back to me and brought with you a memory.

A memory so far from me, a memory i don't want to be.

Go away memory you brought to me, i left you there, your not me.

I am not the me i use to be.

So memory of ME be FREE...  By; Nedra Wilson {NOLA Poet}


Gone Sweet Moma

Gone Sweet Momma

I never told you thank you
I never thought I SHOULD

Now that your gone Sweet Momma
I think I WOULD

Thank you Sweet Momma
you did All you COULD

Never brought you Roses
Never thought I SHOULD

Now that our gone sweet momma 
I wish I COULD

Thank you sweet momma
If you were here I WOULD




By: Nedra Wilson {NOLA Poet}

Remembering You Brother

Remembering you Brother

 
God was looking down on you brother, I saw him Standing on his promise.

I quickly said I'll be a witness I have precious memories of my brother.

You were preparing to leave and I wanted you to stay, so I begin to speak for you brother. My heart was filled with grief as the tears were falling down my face. 

You slowly turn to me and said 'my eyes have seen the glory' then you turn your head and said 'pass me not'

I was so deeply sadden then a voice said 'you'll understand it better by and by'

I will remember you brother, 
it is well with my soul because some glad day after while, 
when we all get to heaven, 
we will gather down by the riverside, 
we will give God praise, 
forever we will worship him, 
Oh... what a happy day that will be. 

Always and Forever By: Nedra Wilsson {NOLA Poet}

The Game

The Game





They say that baseball is the game of life.


You have many chances to get it right.

If all at home is good and well, you'll try all you can to get home again.

If all is not well and you don't get home you'll still have more chances to get home and win, but than you will have to depend on a friend.

If your friend strike out and you don't get home, it's not the end, the game is not over, and life's just beginning...

Another friend at the home, if he strike out than THAT is THAT. 

Now you have your last friend at the Mat.

You want to get home and THAT IS A FACT, just make sure this time your friend can BAT.

When you get home you'll scream and SHOUT.
It's safer at home than being OUT.   

By: Nedra Wilson {NOLA Poet}

Job Well Done

Job Well Done

Momma, when you died I ask God 'Why'
He answered me quickly 'HER JOB IS DONE'
I started to cry pleading out to God
'That's my mother and I love her Dearly'.
God simply wispered close to my ear
'That's my child and I love her Dearer'.
I did'nt give up moma I CRIED out more 
'I want to make her happy in life
and give her things that's nice'.
I heard a strong voice right close
to My ear no wisper just clear.
'I HAVE HER JUST REWARD'
I understood momma than and there
that there's nothing on earth 
good enough for you here.  By: Nedra Wilson {NOLA Poet}

My Name, My Name

The Bishop St. Paulinus of Nola
      was also a writer

I'm wired 
it's so admired. 
There's one in Puerto 
Rico exact same 
as mine. Another
online says it's so 
fine, we should
form an alliance 
of all who claim 
our common name, 
and if you care 
to place a bet, 
I'll get to Nola, 
Italy, YET.

As It Snowed a Collaboration

AS IT SNOWED
  (poem ending with the fine print in a liquor ad)

As it snowed, I heard thunder
 *the gods bowling snowballs to keep themselves warm.
Then the avalanche came.
 *like lovers who run both hot and cold.
The gods buried themselves until their Russian wolfhounds arrived.
 *I remember feeling good that gods had wolfhounds, 
            Russian or otherwise.
The wolfhounds fell in love with the snow.
 *it surrounded them and hounded them, coolly.
It made a wolfhound cocktail topped with a cherry,
 *which Smirnoff copyrighted for the common man.

           "Drink responsibly"
 
First lines by Nola Perez
Second lines by Michael Perez

Posted for the Poet Destroyer

Premium Member Nola

NOLA

Like the tune
Effervescing through life
                        And
Loving to talk about it
 
.........................................................
For her special day - with love, Dave

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