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Premium Member Filibuster

Filibuster
Political Humor
Miracle Man
10/17/2024

Politicians get tough question,
and most will filibuster.
Especially if performance,
is bordering lackluster.

Many are from professions,
that are the kings of gab.
Their day’s clock is eaten,
by unfriendly confab.

Their priority is always,
find some one to blame.
They swear on the Bible,
while pants are aflame.

If the finger points at them,
they’re not slow to disclaim.
Searching for another,
that they might defame.

With hand outstretched,
they are tempted by bribers,
And too many fall prey,
lacking good moral fibers.

They see most as inferior,
and as dumb as a shoat.
Everything is on the table,
as they vie for our vote.

I know that politics,
is their forte and dominion,
And I pray they don’t legislate,
from me, my opinion.

A Choral Arrangement

I live in this house next to the crick
that I built up on some stilts
and my hounds sleep up under it
When it gets so hot you wilts
Yeah they sleep all day under the porch
And we hunt coons at night by a cattail torch


And we really love our life


When the spring rains followed the snow melt
that fell really heavy up north
I load the boys into the boat
And we all sallies forth

To hunt for the hogs that too are displaced
with water all around
I guarantee If one they see 
Them dogs will start to sound


We always manage to get one or two
As I shoot from the stern of the boat
and you ain't tasted nothin finer
than the newly weaned flesh of a shoat

We really love our life,We really love our life

At the house we arrive and all thats alive I sweep
off of the porch thats come seaking higher ground
I bust out a jug and cut me a rug
With no-one to watch but my hounds


We eat high on the hog till we're stuffed like ticks
Really love our house in the sticks

Yeah we really love our life ,we really love it
          Don't we boys ?

    Non stop baying!!!!!!!!!!

Premium Member Its Butchering Time

It’s Butchering Time
By
Tom Wright

I once watched a long-haired goat,
In a race for its life with a shoat
The goat stuck out his chin,
And by whiskers did it win,
And then had the audacity to gloat.


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