Short Seneca Poems
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Lady Lake Seneca
Full moon upon lake
Rippling waves bounce at my feet
Sea of stars below
Today’s blessing is about change
comes from the philosopher Seneca
and long ago it was penned….
Every new beginning comes from…
some other new beginning’s end.
Seneca Gun and A Sonic Boom
A Seneca gun is usually only one
After it has been over and done;
When you feel,
Wonder if real;
Two or more loom, were sonic boom.
Jim Horn
Lucretia Mott
The meeker sex, she was not!
At the convention in Seneca Falls
Showed men aren't the only ones with balls!
1/26/19
For Educate Me with Humor contest
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
On a slop I’ve put
the soul …
L. A. Seneca
He has nothing
in the left,
but a fraction of
a nut.
And has no
other reflections.
And double voice.
He’s happy!
Let
the right one burn
(like Scevola).
To have
of the land
(of Fabricius).
And dry saliva –
for your face,
Old Wife.
Before
The Light
bends him.
The ancient Roman philosopher,
Seneca the Younger,
Is recorded to have said,
“Luck is what happens when
Preparation meets opportunity.”
So how does one prepare for opportunity?
In my experience this means to
Improve, simplify, and use best practice
While guided by the principles of
Flexibility, balance, and patience.
Works for me.
Feeling lucky?
"It hurts bald men as much as hairy men to have their hairs pulled out."
~Seneca
The bald man moans
for his house, rooted up,
dripping above the sewer.
A q tip might plug it.
Alcohol might fix it for weeks.
The hairy man sues
for his house, shooted up
miles above the hustle.
An underhanded tip will save it.
Alcohol could cover it forever.
Seneca's hair must have covered
his eyes.
People flock to Naples.
Monday, lunch-crowd
Says, "I'll take the
Graveyard--'Bob n' Ruth's' special."
Seneca chiefs continue
Their conversations.
Symbols speak in
Passionate tongues.
Who's listening?
The Bristol Hills know
That every tree and vine
Has a tale worth telling,
"Forgive us,
Our dearest Seneca brothers."
A chief of the Senecas chose to be buried in Naples, NY in the late 19th century.