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One Hundred Percent


One hundred percent of him this year wins... 
Though, it doesn't look it as year begins-
TWENTY TWENTY THREE rocks well
To count cum rewarding spell, 
Of Victor Oshimen's form; his face grins. 

Congratulations!

Premium Member One Hundred Percent Loser

This guy looks (and smells) like a loser in every way.
Why does he have to hang around my table today?
Right now, I wish he would turn around and go away.
For the last few days, he has been in this casino.
He is certainly nobody I would want to know.
Overindulging, he has lost every penny to his name.
People who end up like him are surely a shame.
This is an individual who really should not stay.
Ship this guy out of here, and send him to Guantanamo Bay!

Premium Member One Hundred Not Out

Win gold
be bold

Long run
such fun

High jump
speed bump

Grand prize
all eyes

Close race
in chase

Drab match
I catch

Ground stroke
no joke

Tiebreak
heartache

Foot fault
must halt

Forehand
so grand

Deuce court
report

Drop shot
on spot

Backspin
just in

Closed stance
advance

First serve
hold nerve

All out
no doubt

Arm ball
your call

Back foot
well put

Feet sore
crowd roar

Pit stop
right flop

Air jacks
not lax

Catch fence
immense

Choose cone
in zone

Downforce
of course

Dry line
sounds fine

Black dot
so what

Box-kick
smart flick

Breakdown
don’t frown

Eight-man
staunch fan

Fend-off
not half

Fly half
big laugh

Five-eight
high rate

Foul play
no way

Free kick
quite slick

Full-back
don’t slack

Knock-on
now gone

Loose head
instead

Pop pass
first class

Red card
off guard

Set piece
they tease

Shoeing
booing

Touch judge
won’t budge

Midcourt
retort

High clear
hear hear

Backstroke
awoke

Duck-Dill
instil

Frontcrawl
your call

Grab start
look smart

Pull Buoy
alloy

Swim Down
don’t clown


Premium Member One hundred and eighty two days ago

Over eight hundred Palestinian women and children held hostage by Israel
no charges, no crimes, an IOF soldier confessed, intimidation the goal
IOF using children as human shields
on Oct 7th IOF helicopters shot their own, as documented by Haaretz
at the exact same time, Palestinians were having their homes bull dozed
their land stolen
seventy fives years of de humanization
National geographic has a map of 1947
please have a look
then go read
Jimmy Carters books
the IOF snipers shot a woman and child in a church
think about that
life has no value, they care not who they kill
aid workers and reporters
fodder for their guns
Hannibal's directive you can not make this up
the Israeli Supreme court has spoken many times
a people who welcomed the European as refugees
soon to regret their kindness
Israel formed by terrorists, so lets condemn this terror
the  true Semites of the land, Jews and rabbis
stand by their Palestinian brothers and sisters
holocaust families handing tissues, they saw it once before
now thousands of children slaughtered
you are witnessing evil first hand
seventy five years or horror and crimes

Premium Member One Hundred Eighty-Days Ago Today


One hundred eighty one days ago today, 
Jews began their day, as usual in every way.
Jumped out of their beds and prayers. were said.
They dressed and fixed coverlets on their beds.
Mothers cooking breakfeast…but not for very long.
As killers with bullets ended their morning songs.
Safe Rooms were to be a place to run and hide,
But many were killed instantly in this crimson tide.
These people, living in peace and loving harmony,
Were slaughtered,not significant enough for poetry?
Their older children at the Nova concert for peace, 
Met death at dawn or were taken hostages, like sheep.
And while we get our trophies and POTDs’
Jews and Americans still hostages, are important to me.
1,200, savagely killed, the morning of October Seventh.
By methods, so heinous, and were dispatched to heaven!
The sadness, has never left my Noahide, weeping soul.
But to have others, never forget,is a significant life’s goal.
This was a horrid, bloody, pogrom in my  very own lifetime..
And loss as horrid as this, is to be remembered is soulful rhyme.


                      4/7/2024

Premium Member Come Together- At One Hundred Two

Here come old grandpa 
He come movin' up slowly 
He got, big-a-belly 
He got, roley-poley 
He got, hair...on his ears
 
He got to be a grandpa he lived so many years 

He drink- no more, moonshine 
He got, gout toeitus 
He got, monkey back 
He shoot, insulin 
He say, I don't... remember you

One thing he should know is that he's one hundred and two
 
He lacks production 
He got, two sets of dentures 
He got, always sidetrack 
He got, soup and crackers 
He got, gout, down...on his feet 
Sitting in his wheelchair he's got old-age disease
 
Does he remember, right now- he's one hundred and two 

He can't use a toaster 
He got, cold- needs a warming 
He got, dementia 
He lost, mojo filter 
He say, one and one and one is four 
Got to be dementia 'cause he can't add anymore
 
Does he remember, right now, he's one hundred and two


One Hundred and Forty-Seven Days

i feel haunted. 
not by ghosts but by you. 
everywhere i turn you are there. 
sour candies and baby’s breath. 
pink roses and backwards caps. 
i am haunted by what you were to me,
how it will never be like that again especially. 
oh to have that erased. 
would it be a waste to have not felt it?
do i regret you?
us?
147 days. 
one hundred and forty-seven days. 
goodbye.

Premium Member Maybe One Hundred and Ten

Grandpa elephant needs his nap really bad
The party was excellent! Isn’t that right, Dad?
He realizes they are speaking to him and he smiles.
His attention is far far away, down many country miles.

His wife has been in heaven for at least ten years now.
Sticking around with a worn out body is not quite a wow.
He wants to join her, he dreams of heaven’s pearly gates.
“Maybe you can get to 110,” says his ignorant nephew Yates.

Premium Member One Hundred and Two

there is a heat advisory in Kansas for me and you
It is July twenty six, and it is supposed to get to a hundred and two
A hundred and two
a hundred and two
would that melt an egg? a lamp or a shoe?

A hundred and two, I sing along with glee, no longer blue
a hundred and two, it incites and delights me, does it delight you?
I cannot quit singing a hundred and two.
I consult my echo dot, loving the idea of melting as goo.

What is the temp? I ask, hoping to hear a hundred and two
It says ninety-eight which is a letdown for both me and you.
I wanted it to be a hundred and two
I will hold out for that number, that is what I will do.

A hundred and two, a hundred and two.
Crazy weather in Kansas, and other places too.
A hundred and two, I hear a cow’s moo
A hundred and two I sing. A hundred and two!

One Hundred Percent

What Makes  100% ? 
What does it mean to give MORE than 100%? 
Ever  wonder about those people who say 
They are giving  more than 100%? 
We have all been to those meetings  
Where someone wants you to give over  100%.

How about achieving 103%?
What  makes up 100% in life? 
Here's a little  mathematical formula that might help. 

If: 
A B C D E F G H I J  K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 

Is  represented as: 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14  15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26. 

Then:  

H-A-R-D-W-O-R-K 
8+1+18+4+23+15+18+11 =  98% 

And  

K-N-O-W-L-E-D-G-E  
11+14+15+23+12+5+4+7+5 =  96%  

But ,

A-T-T-I-T-U-D-E  
1+20+20+9+20+21+4+5 =  100%   

And,   

B-U-L-L-S-H-I-T  
2+21+12+12+19+8+9+20 =  103%   

AND, look how far ass  kissing  will take you. 

A-S-S-K-I-S-S-I-N-G   
1+19+19+11+9+19+19+9+14+7  = 118%   

Therefore,
One can conclude with mathematical certainty,  
While Hard work and Knowledge will get you close, 
Attitude  will get you there. 
It’s the Bull and Ass-Kissing 
That will put you over the  top.   

Now you  know why Politicians are where they  are!


Premium Member One Hundred Miles

Her knees look painful, all her joints
Look far beyond the comfort point,
And yet that buckle does anoint:
On hundred miles, she says she goes.

More movement in the kelp that grows,
Or changes in the corn in rows,
And I’ve seen faster glacial flows:
One hundred miles, she says she goes.

Visible, her mileage woes,
No longer nails upon her toes,
Her frame so thin, attracts the crows:
One hundred miles, she says she goes.

She’s drawn to run, it’s like a curse;
I’ve read this chapter, seen this verse,
Pursued by demons, maybe worse:
One hundred miles, she says she goes.

One Hundred Colours of Gluck

Emerald envy nestled on velvet 
several thousand away from paid
Puce tulip promise inducement
secluded juice, palliation delayed 

Ivory aspire ripped wide envelope
plump with numbered requirement
Absinthe ardent delerium implode
paper stack compiling assignment

Cerulean satin adorns a champion
swanky speculators chase plethora
Fuchcia blooming futures chiming
swindle hopeful fast hoof investors

Magenta dash magic, risky fingers
probe probable, middle of pack peril
Bronze woebegone pilfers millions
prestigious month end ear emeralds




19th January 

Naples Yellow, Ginger, Gold 

Emerald Earrings

Premium Member One Hundred Percent

zero to ninety nine, all fail
for if we seek the holy grail
we must give our hundred percent
granting divine our full consent
that love and light, within prevail

24-July-2021

One Hundred Four

According to my phone, it feels
Like it’s one hundred four.
The heat attacks the minute
That you walk outside the door.

In places where they’ve never
Had to use a/c at all,
There simply aren’t units left
To heed each desperate call.

I have a little country house
Where fans once did the trick,
But in this heat we packed and left,
Back to the city, quick.

So now in my apartment
I am stuck, but I’m no fool – 
I’ve traded in the great outdoors
For someplace nice and cool.

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