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Posted on: Dec 9 20, 10:07 |

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After hours in Pensive contemplation, I’ve concluded, you’re either Bewitched, from too much Hooch, or perhaps, your Corset, emitting noises akin to that of an incompetent Ventriloquist, sounds like a loose Canvas flapping in the winter breeze,or echoes your Abdomen’s gastronomic Soliloquy, is alerting listeners you’ve found - God forbid - your copy of a writer’s misplaced Eldorado of Antiquities! Rhymer.
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Posted on: Dec 5 20, 15:04 |

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I believe most folks know the story of the Tower of Babylon which, although no Camera Man was present, paints a visionary description of the event. Today the chances are we’d get a far different scene to look at, for modernity, in so many ways, has completely changed both our perspective and attitude. For instance, standing on Terra Firma looking up at Attic windows, we might see Air Conditioner units where once only the rare Window Sash would be seen hanging. Besides which chances are a drunken Cretin, high on Bootleg Ethanol based booze, would be skulking in the shadows. Trampling flowers, be they Dianthus, Asters or shade seeking Hostas. Such is the all too common scene, seen today. Rhymer.
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Posted on: Nov 25 20, 11:58 |

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As I sat at my computer composing a poem in the Rictameter format, I became most annoyed to hear a Kettle Drum tattoo coming from the Pasture alongside the Railroad Tracks. On looking out my small window, I saw a whiff of smoke rising out of the Fire Pit, A reminder it had been lit the night before to bake Apple Dumplings. Located some distance from a nearby Telephone Pole where I had hoped my delightful Manikin sized girlfriend, would Swoon into my arms from the aroma of my cooking. For safety reasons only, I kept a Cosh hidden close, for any attempt of my neighbour Daniel, to encroach upon what I regarded as my territorial rights! A most effective deterrent for such as he! Rhymer.
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Posted on: Nov 23 20, 18:54 |

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By conducting a survey of a family I knew, I hoped to understand the true meaning of Dichotomy. Studying the differences between two sons born to the same parents, as I discovered their upbringing and social experiences. One likes Macaroni and Cheese: the other loves Scalloped potatoes. One is passionate about Peter Pan: the other becomes emotionally unpredictable when thinking of Thumbelina as a Mermaid. The eldest of the two - experienced in many phases of Life, whilst the other a mere Neophyte, is obsessed - even a Sex Addict - given the opportunity! Whilst the eldest plays the Ocarina: the youngest, plays the fool! Two completely individualistic lads, born to the same parents. However, neither will ever suffer Dishpan hands, as both considered such chores were beneath their dignity. Rhymer.
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Posted on: Nov 23 20, 18:45 |

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It was the fancy dress Charity ball of the Costers. With such a varied gathering, the night began with a Slow Worm conga line procession. It being one for abandonment, whereby participants would celebrate the Ancient Order of Barrow Boys. Along with a menu of grilled Rashers the ‘Theme’ was to be their fanciful interpretation of an American Football Scrum. As a result, party goers arriving in droves, were dressed in all manner of garb. One Small Forward wore Gaiters with a ‘gay’ uniform. Another participant found himself at the wrong party, but fascinated by what he saw, remained anyway! Yet another, was dressed in a Petticoat, looking like a beefy effeminate linesman! One heavily built man, carried a Table Tennis - otherwise known as Ping Pong - bat. He was supposedly a Linebacker. If you can imagine such a scene? Then Welcome. You certainly are a worthy participant! Rhymer.
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Posted on: Nov 22 20, 16:40 |

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My Jewish friend and I were playing a game of Dreidel - not for money I hasten to add, for he was a master and I? I mere neophyte who found Decoding the rules somewhat tricky! We had spent an evening chatting after I had eaten at the local restaurant. A meal of Baked Ham and Cranberry sauce - Special of the day - rather than partaking of a much touted milk Scald Peking Duck dish, this followed a rendering of Silas Mariner, as interpreted by J.Dowling. Very interesting to say the least! It being the time of Chanukah, I, on calling to see how he was faring, was delighted to see he, standing at his Music Stand, had been serenading his wife as part of their celebrations after the Family Dinner had ended. Rhymer.
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Posted on: Nov 22 20, 16:34 |

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QUOTE (JustDaniel @ Nov 22 20, 09:19 )  Scorpion Aquarius coal tattered fake news moonshine twilight tinsel mistletoe bread stuffing
SCORPION ended yesterday, and AQUARIUS is around the corner, so it's time to be sure the COAL bin is full for the furnace and time to get out those TATTERED winter clothes you wear around the house at night while you're watching FAKE NEWS on the TV drinking your MOONSHINE after TWILIGHT. Soon you'll need to get out the TINSEL for your tree and hang up the MISTLETOE too... and (though you don't prefer turkey) you can prepare to have some of that delicious BREAD STUFFING that's made outside of the bird.
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Posted on: Nov 21 20, 09:03 |

Trojan
  
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Having been born and raised in a small Hamlet until I joined the Navy, I was unable to know of such delightful Authors, Poets and Playwrights, such as Robert Frost, Emily Dickinson and Margaret Mead - a most prolific scientific author. Not to forget Shakespeare and a host of others, for whom I have great regard. We sure could do with their ilk today! However, I did participate in several sports, such as Soccer, Rugby and Cricket, and spent many hours at cross country running. Both for my Grammar School, and later the RN. The latter in various parts of the Globe from Malta, Aden and Japan.
However to mention Othello without referring to Shakespeare, is tantamount to trying to eat an ice cream without the cream! It just ain’t on! But let’s Skip any suggestion of Snarling rhetoric, regarding the imminent anticipated arrival of Jack Frost! Never an author but certainly a common subject for discussion, this time of the year! We must accept that each of us has, and is entitled to enjoy whatever they choose. Thus said, mine does not include Turkey served up in any shape or form, as a celebration feast? Not my forte! So Thanks, but no Thanks. Rhymer.
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Posted on: Nov 20 20, 16:53 |

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There I was, standing dripping wet, having emerged from the Jacuzzi. A dip I’d taken after the competitive Bowl Games in which I had partaken. This was an annual event, that was followed by a Turkey Dinner. The local resident Pantry staff had excelled themselves with this year’s repast. Later, sitting next to a Psychopath nursing a battered old Candelabra and a Monkey Wrench, he had found alongside several dead Vermin outside the storage shed close by. When I asked him if he had any Bowls Idols, and if so, who they might be? He vehemently snarled that when he played Bowls Games, he always visualized the inspiring Wraith like figure of his old Skip who had led the team to victory many times, before he passed over the great divide. A figure he so often saw, and hoped to meet when the time arrived for him to move on. Rhymer.
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