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Premium Member It came from where '

It came from where its going' thats all i can explain, just as water vapour, un-pours up to the sky again.'no pause to
Understand creation ever will suffice.' To
Know and grow, is pertinent all human movements condensed in a trice.' You buy
Whats not yours, we speak of us.' We gather disperse, as a cosmic dust, we'll only take a minute, that our hands can't hold, we progress then regress as we wear into old, much we desire, much we loose
Much we'll never have, we can judge and choose, we unlike water will run up a hill'
We are the constant, contradictive we 
leave behind wills.' That notify officialdom, about some material weatlth
So they can siphon of assets, 
from perhaps? Some carefully stacked shelf.' Yet all is dissolving, all is meant to pass
Many argue on some details, while the devil rarely laughs' all his concern is on
Stealing, your soul once you have 
passed.' And you have
 played to each; and every goal.'

Premium Member Uses for Superglue

You know, I would not deceive, 
that my love for you is true,
and that I would never leave. 
You squirted me with superglue.

Expired Uses

Removal of the orient gleam of
an ephemeral existence.

The Constrict persistent,
a secure suffocation.

To suffer in gasping provocation.
Null proclimation, writhe.

Grade A exasperation,
desperate for lung expansion.

Consumed by a jaw unhinged
and sealed in
scale-tight enzyme digestion.

Allowed self-doubt to
let myself 
down,
this road
I
led myself 
down.
Inhale freshwater,
I
held myself
down.

Becoming a defenseless lure,
helpless and approachable.

Grace never held her hand out.
Regrettable rational, internal dialogue
soured by stupidity.

Remedial action, to focus on discrepancies.

Mocked by the laughing flatulence expulsion.
Giggles to self as motor function falters.

Off to nowhere, cease feeling weather.
A headless chicken or lamb to slaughter?
We brought ourselves out here.
Neanderthal deliverance service.
Severed head, served on a bedrock platter,

apple-gagged,

toothless banter.


Practical Uses for the Human Skull

Through the ages
monkish chapels have erected alters
built from human skulls.
Mystics have understood
that such morbid displays
can lead to a fervor
of jaw-dropping moments.
The human skull reminds us
that death leaves its own gravestones.
Besides,
such boneyard objects de ’art
simply beg to be made into candle holders
or useful paperweights
additionally,
a dislocated mandible
serves as a most adequate rest
for a lit cigar.

The Gardener Who Uses Magic

in a dream
one full moon ago
i met a gardener
who lifted my curse
he took all my memories
and planted them as seeds
he then asked, “which to get rid of?”
i took a deep breathe
my hands started to shake
and heart beating like crazy
then i replied,
“stories i painted with my blood as ink”
“ash from their  stick to my skin”
after that,
all my memories grew out as different flowers
each with different, different meanings
he pulled out those memories
“who were sucking my blood and
burning my skin”
then i heard my sister’s yelling
and opened my eyes
only to realize
it was just another dream
that will never come true

Premium Member Excuses for Particular Uses

     Pardon me, is that your toe 
        I just had nowhere else to go

     Excuse me, ma’am, I lost my footing
        That’s why your dress is full of pudding

     Oh, so sorry, you must be furious
         I only touched you ‘cos I’m curious

     Sir, I really forgot how tomatoes squirt
         ‘Til I saw the mess on your shirt 

      And please forgive me 1,000 times over
         I thought you’d love my pit bull, Rover


Premium Member Santa Uses a Sleigh

Santa uses a sleigh
A race car!
A sled!
A tambourine!

How do you use a tambourine?
He drummed out a beat.
We mean to get around
To travel

Oh, that’s easy.
He has a limousine.
We are in ready-to-punch-each-other mode now
Just then Santa flies by under a helium balloon

Premium Member Grandma Uses Baby Talk

Hello dear Papier Ma’che papoose.
Do you use paprika on your plums?
Babies do not talk, papoose thought.
This grandma must be all kinds of dumbs.

Haiku's Temple 121

Assembly everyday:-,
my friend snores!.

Various Uses

The spider spins threads 
of silk to make a cocoon 
or web to catch prey.

Sunset Uses Nightfall

G-od
A-ssigns
U-nexpected
D-eath
E-veryone
N-ever
C-an
I-nterfere
A-s

A-nother
S-unset
U-ses
N-ightfall
C-ompleting
I-ts
O-peration
N-aturally

Topic: Death (Gaudencia A. Asuncion, Feb.18,1952-March 14,2019) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Reader Uses Eyes

R-eader
U-ses
E-yes
L-etting

R-ighteous
E-xcellent
V-erse
I-mplement
L-iterary
L-ine
A-s
M-ind
E-njoys

Topic: Birthday of Ruel Revillame (October 17) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Sun Uses Shine

S-un
U-ses
S-hine
A-nd
N-ewness
A-bates

S-hadows
A-s
B-eacon
A-pparently
L-ets
L-ight
A-ppear

Topic: Birthday of Susana Saballa (August 11) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

As Name Uses Greetings

M-agnificent
E-xpression
L-ets
A-uthor
N-icely
I-mplement
O-ne

P-oem
A-s
N-ame
U-ses
G-reetings
A-new

Topic: Birthday of Melanio Panuga (November 30) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

As December Uses Acrostic

J-oyful
E-ighth
S-unday
S-imply
E-mploys

B-irthday
A-s
D-ecember
U-ses
A-crostic

Topic: Birthday of Jesse D. Badua (December 08) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

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