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Cancer Alzheimer's Park

The cancer in my head

Patently obviously 

Is ever so slowly

Taking over

Me

Day bye day

So here's to you

Al Parkinson

My imaginary childhood friend

Who as a single child

I could truly count on

And kept me company

Way back then

For kindly taking the time to revisit

Me once again

As you are the only one

Through all and everything

I have been put through and endured 

Has never once left me on my own

Stayed ever present at my side 

Till this very present moment 

Where we find ourselves now 

Quivering trembling in fear

And as old as you are now in terms of age

Reverting deeply back to whence upon 

You were a child yourself 

Trapped seemingly unable to escape

The confinement of inside your head

Praying endlessly for nothing less or more

Than when someone

Most
Especially

A close loved one enquires

Can you remember

Do you in fact know 

Who you are 

Or I am

The Late Muhammad Ali

A whirlwind of a pugilist,
With punches that could crush a cyst,
In the admirers eyes summoning Mist,
The Destroyed by him a long list,
Many of them by their families missed…
He got them down but still them kissed,
Of a Life-and-Death business making a tryst,
You’d tag it a party and your own waist twist. 

A whirlwind of a pugilist,
With laughing legs but a crying fist,
Timing his demolitions with the watch on your wrist.
This treasuring and it never was ceased,
Many faces lighting up as many getting creased,
Of those who got its “He’s the Greatest!” gist.

Sadly, he hadn’t his Parkinson sniffed,
Angels hadn’t worried too to have us briefed,
Only us radioed his domestic squabbles and rift,
For his ring legacy, a displeasing gift…
Towards an uncheery finale did he drift:
My Gemini Twin and former spendthrift.

The Life Lie Down Over Sweet Lies

The Chamber in Human Mind
Character: X,Y,Z / X=Y=Z
    mirror
        ^
  Counselor
Q .1 : What do you think about love?
Ans . X. : Well, Love is my vivid imagination.
Q .2 : How do you feel about cultivate your imagination infront of your specific human nature?
Ans .Y : I am not ready yet.
Q .3 : You should be.
Topic: The Excellent seriousness culture in misused child manner.
Chorus: The life lie down over sweet Lies
Sparkle over those shadow's
you must see,
Glimpse i never seen,
Upon the sky, (Parkinson Way)
Bump in style love comes,
Jumping Jack certain crack
raise your fate.
Trembling beach, Trembling looking glass,
OH! What i have seen !
Bend your smile over twisted lips.


All My Old Friends Already Gone

Unfortunately- all my old friends already gone,
But I got new two - always with me together.
First is Alzheimer, second- Parkinson
We are inseparable. In any place and weather!

Premium Member Defense

Twitching finger
Symptomatic to Parkinson, 
And his namesake dis-ease,
Holding a dirty pistol,
Pointing out the barrel
Is unaimed, but serendipitously
On the right parabolic trajectory...
And boom, boom, boom
Out go the lights.
Instant justice, for 
Justice missing the target.

Parkinson

The threatening nature of
                      artificial objects,
                      not snow dropping from pines
                      nor windows shattered with frost

but the flight of keys and bells
                      and all that begs for
                      subtle asides,
                      all that is malevolent for this,

all that falls,
                that disobeys my hands,
                those white apes mapped
                with the veins of the Via Dolorosa,

all things that make my dry box spin,

my body does not follow me,
                I often seem to look
                over my shoulder
                at the dark detective of age.


Times

THROUGH TIMES OF TROUBLE THROUGH TIMES OF GRIEF. TIMES OUR A VERTUE BEYOND MY 
BELIEF .TIMES CAN BRING HEART ACHE AND TIMES CAN BE BAD .TIMES OUR LIKE DREAMS 
THAT WILL MAKE U FEEL GLAD .TIMES TRAVEL FAST WITH OUT NO REMORSE AND LIKE AN 
EVIL DEED IT HAS NO CAUSE .MY TIMES OUR SOMETIMES GOOD AND MY TIMES OUR 
SOMETIME BAD. SO MAKE SURE U REMEMBER THAT TIMES OUR  SOMETIMES 
SAD ................THOMAS PARKINSON

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