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R.S.V.P.

I read your note today.
You begged me to stay.
I needed to get away.

You asked for a reply.
I could only sigh.
I knew I would lie.

Tears blurred as I wrote.
My hand scribbled a note.
I didn’t want to gloat.

I knew I was right.
I wanted you out of my sight.
Because of all of your slights.

My response is in the mail.
Further pleas are to no avail.
I head out the door to ski in Vale.

Premium Member If You'Re Invited, Rsvp No

Pieced together
Blood, bone and brain
With another’s parts
Senses bring sparks
Of imagination, inspiration
Insight into the heart
Who is not Frankenstein’s
But his best friend 
And confidant

Pieced together
Naked skin so tender
Silencing the thoughts
Of a heart who is caught
In remembrances of a past
That cannot be brought back
A past filled with light and love
All the good things from up above

But, this is Frankenstein’s Tea Party
And he has the say in what we pray
Will he pray for a new thought
To cover up the lost art
Of camouflage – seeking skin
Wherever he can find it
Will it be you or me?
Will we be the next benefactors
Of that freaky frame
Brought to life by the same air
I breathe – yet, breathed in through
The lungs of some victim of
Frankenstein’s Tea Party

Where did this cadaver come from?
From the deceased who bled, died and left
Parts to be discarded or recycled
By the one who’s tea is soaked in fresh blood

Don’t fall victim to Frankenstein’s Tea party
If you’re invited, RSVP with a “No” reply






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I`ve invited the fireflies  
                    to come dance with the 
                    rising embers of my
                    autumn fires.

                    They`ll let me know in June.


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  AJ DJ OJ PJ 

ER OR HR PR
  JD MD OD VD 

CBA DBA MBA NBA 
  AC BC DC JC  

KC MC PC WC
  BP DP KP TP
 
MP PP VP XP
  BB CB OB TB

AM FM GM PM  
  A&M F&M M&M S&M 

AJ BJ DJ JJ 
  KJ OJ PJ TJ

CTA MTA PTA RTA  
  APR CPR NPR R&R 

CDT DDT EDT PDT  
  AMC FMC GMC PMC
 
ABC BBC NBC SBC 
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FSU LSU MSU OSU
  ASU BSU CSU ISU 

MA ME MI MO
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Rsvp

I write with trepidation,
Remembering the words 
Sealed waxen with passion,
The pen trembles in my palm,
Again I feel faint with desire,
My declarations are wanton,
Although I dare not reveal 
Such blatant thoughts!
My breath is deep 
Likened to your words,
Although I hold no education,
Of passion and love I have 
Much knowledge.
This verse is my open heart
Each letter a declaration 
Of love’s intentions
Sent on a wish of 
Perfumed aspirations
Sealed diligently 
With a pious vow
Your muse to
Write as you will..



Rsvp If U Find Peace

Label it RSVP if you find peace 
Found paradise 
But happiness was deceased 
Let me know if you find peace 

The sound of my alarm clock 
Brings chills to my body 
I’ve been blessed with another day 
By this evening I'll be done forgot it
Elementary 
I was blamed for trouble 
By my adolescent years 
My misery doubled 
Hands together, head bowed 
The misery I allowed 
Blacks, poor whites, and Mexicans 
After the math we looked on for less again 
Walked as ghost 
With the Continental army on Churchill 
After peace 
That one militia would have a full course meal 
Prophets locked in submission 
Mercenaries trapped under the Lords supervision 
To heal another’s wounds, such a decision 
Lucifer and Jehovah 
Two brothers locked in a crash collision 
As pawns on their chess boards 
How can we learn to love 
When all we see
Are Relatives clashing below and above 

Label it RSVP if you find peace 
Found paradise 
But happiness was deceased
Let me know if you find peace

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