F.e.e.l.i.n.g. .s.o.r.r.y. .f.o.r. .y.o.u.r.s.e.l.f. .d.o.e.s.n.'.t. .d.e.s.e.r.v.e. .a.n. .e.n.t.r.y. .i.n. .s.o.m.e.t.h.i.n.g. .l.i.k.e. .t.h.i.s....

I've been defeated by the washed lickers
The pewter bankers and the kind cavemen
The jr. lollipop roadrunners
The carnivore ballers and the makeshift picklers
The ones with thicker teeth and those with thinner brains
Defeated by the whispering blue-collar milkmen
The cuffed adventurers and the one-time flying crafters
The exclusive silk ringbearers
The puzzled peacemakers and the crimpled voices
The ones with the destitute ideas and those who have enough for 54 soup kitchens

By everyone but me, and so I raise the colored flag

Plastic Glass Face

Attention now my plastic glass face
Old giver of wag rags
What have you!
?
A furnace? Aged, wise blocks? Less than needed?
A spiral to the lagoon you are.
Easily shaved like ice
Easily split topped like a dull block
Blocked as a robot
Give it two go's and a medium bronze champagne
My plastic glass face
Stop your forces, hand them over to charity, and swish in your swashes while you're here and
Remember
You're a face
One that will change with grooming hurdles

 ( The stuff in your brain   < The stuff in your head )
Note: In this example " < " could refer to less than or easier to deal with

Not race or color, creed or class.

When we were 6 years old, we all spotted a UFO soaring through the sky which then quickly disappeared into the sun even though the adult next to you said it was an airplane.

 "Knock-knock"

"Who's there?"

 "Hula"

 "Hula who?"

 "peh"

Y e a h , i t ' s  p r o b a b l y   j u s t   f a c t u a l .

B u t   t h a n k   G o d   i t   i s n ' t .

Mechanic's Mechanics

Crispen landwagons' wheels spin as the asphalt folds undertoe
Long before the herald heralds
Grease spills prevented them mostly before
Which will maybe again
In time and given time and provoided with flourescents


Right are spirited tigers and up are switches to turn them on for good
Or at least today
And today is part of it
If not all
And the painter paints