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wonderworker cosby, Tennessee USA
I have a few of those:

Send my mouth way down south,
And kiss my ass goodbye.
John Prine

Love one another.
Jesus

...so I gave my heart to know wisdom...and to know madness, and folly...
Ecclesiastes

I'll fling a turd at Thee..
Shakespeare

That which fails to destroy me,strengthens me.
Nietzche

Goodnight you moonlight ladies..
James Taylor

...for I would escort love to the edge of death.. and draw her out again...
Obscure novel
Little known Author


I got bunches when we all got time.


cool
druidess6308 Reverse, Pennsylvania USA
wonderworker: I have a few of those:

Send my mouth way down south,
And kiss my ass goodbye.
John Prine

Love one another.
Jesus

...so I gave my heart to know wisdom...and to know madness, and folly...
Ecclesiastes

I'll fling a turd at Thee..
Shakespeare

That which fails to destroy me,strengthens me.
Nietzche

Goodnight you moonlight ladies..
James Taylor

...for I would escort love to the edge of death.. and draw her out again...
Obscure novel
Little known Author I got bunches when we all got time.
rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing Good ones, Wonder. I do too...and I love that one by Nietzche, it is one of my favorites.

I love the range of this small sampling of some of your favorites. laugh



wixomwizard Wixom, Michigan USA
Ladie's and Weirdo's:

I come before you, to stand behind you, to tell you something I know nothing about. Next Thursday, which is Good Friday; there will be a meeting of mothers, for fathers only. If you can come, please, stay home and wear your best clothes if you have'nt any. Admission is free, just pay at the door. Pick out a seat and sit on the floor. Remember, wherever you sit, the man in the balcony is sure to spit.
Thank you ladie's and weirdo's, for your unkind attention. We now present our feature presentation, "The Four Corners Of The Round Table."confused grin
druidess6308 Reverse, Pennsylvania USA
Some other favorites:

Friendship is Love without his wings. -- Lord Byron

When I was young I was called a rugged individualist. When I was in my fifties I was considered eccentric. Here I am doing and saying the same things I did then and I'm labeled senile.
-- George Burns

Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most. -- Mark Twain

Life's tragedy is that we get old too soon and wise too late. -- Ben Franklin

The 50-50-90 rule: Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong. -- Andy Rooney



wixomwizard Wixom, Michigan USA
I would have made a great Pope-Richard Nixon

I used to be Snow White, but I drifted-Mae West

How many polyesters did you have to kill to make that suit-Steve Martin

A hippie is someone who yells like Tarzan, looks like Jane, and smells like Cheetah-Ronald Reagan

Golf is a good walk....ruined-Mark Twain

Screw the Detroit Police...let them find their own broads-Soupy Sales

If you can't run with the big dogs, stay on the porch-unknown

If at first you don't succeed, screw it...you could'nt do it anyway-me
mindfful London Chicago, Illinois USA
wixomwizard: I would have made a great Pope-Richard Nixon

I used to be Snow White, but I drifted-Mae West

How many polyesters did you have to kill to make that suit-Steve Martin

A hippie is someone who yells like Tarzan, looks like Jane, and smells like Cheetah-Ronald Reagan

Golf is a good walk....ruined-Mark Twain

Screw the Detroit Police...let them find their own broads-Soupy Sales

If you can't run with the big dogs, stay on the porch-unknown

If at first you don't succeed, screw it...you could'nt do it anyway-me


oh thanks for these!!rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
druidess6308 Reverse, Pennsylvania USA
wixomwizard: I would have made a great Pope-Richard Nixon

I used to be Snow White, but I drifted-Mae West

How many polyesters did you have to kill to make that suit-Steve Martin

A hippie is someone who yells like Tarzan, looks like Jane, and smells like Cheetah-Ronald Reagan

Golf is a good walk....ruined-Mark Twain

Screw the Detroit Police...let them find their own broads-Soupy Sales

If you can't run with the big dogs, stay on the porch-unknown

If at first you don't succeed, screw it...you could'nt do it anyway-me


My favorite Mae West quote is "When I'm good, I'm very, very good. And when I'm bad, I'm better." wine



wixomwizard Wixom, Michigan USA
druidess6308: My favorite Mae West quote is "When I'm good, I'm very, very good. And when I'm bad, I'm better."


Yes...she was indeed a horse of a different color. Another favorite of mine by her..."Is that a gun in your pocket or are you just glad to see me?" rolling on the floor laughing wine hug teddybear bouquet
thewall2 montreal, Quebec Canada
The_Kansan: My friend, Wonderworker, inadvertantly started me on this particular bent and so should probably be either flogged or flowered appropriately.

Two excerpts. Two authors, each well known in his own right, but perhaps not as widely read as other literary giants:

1st:

When I was daft as urchins are
And full of fairy lore
I shot an arrow at a star
And hit... the barnyard door.

I've shot at heaps of stars since then
And always it's the same;
A barnyard door has mocked me when
Sirius was my aim.

But I'll shoot starward as before
Tho' wide my arrows fall,
I'd rather hit a big barn door
Than never aim at all.2nd:

"It's a helluva' thing. When a man opens a book or fires a gun he has no idea what the affect will be or how far the shot will travel."

So come on you deep thinkers and ponderers of the imponderable. Share your thoughts and ideas on the subject(s). I'm curious to know your take on these things...

WOW!



wixomwizard Wixom, Michigan USA
WOW![/quote]

That was profound!grin



Galactic_bodhi Portland, Oregon USA
Quoth the Raven,
Nevermore,
A bird of denial
A black rook
A cackling thing
That once a
Crazy man mistook
For blood and omen
Shattered bone.

Nevermore,
Nevermore,
This the time
To tend to
The burning of the books
Good-bye Alexandria
Nevermore,
Nevermore.

Good-bye knowledge
Good-bye learning,
Nevermore,
Nevermore,
Archimedes turning,
Burning, navies and
Great siege engines.

Nevermore
Nevermore
The raven of ignorance
Quoth, and then went
flying out the door,
Spreading havoc, panic
Pestilence and horror.
wonderworker cosby, Tennessee USA
G. bodhi,
Good shit.
Author?
cool



Galactic_bodhi Portland, Oregon USA
wonderworker: G. bodhi,
Good shit.
Author?

That would be me. ::handshake:
mindfful London Chicago, Illinois USA
Galactic_bodhi: That would be me. ::handshake:


and to think my lil ode was overlookeddoh


grin



Galactic_bodhi Portland, Oregon USA
mindfful: tic tac two
whats that stuck to my shoe

could be mud
or maybe dung
its been there since
i was young

im afraid to get too close
and have to answer by my nose

whats that goo on my shoe


You mean this one? tongue grin
mindfful London Chicago, Illinois USA
Galactic_bodhi: You mean this one?


it aint very hoity toity but i liked it

fer top o the head and alldunno



Galactic_bodhi Portland, Oregon USA
mindfful: it aint very hoity toity but i liked it

fer top o the head and all


It was good. I tend not to post in reply to other poetry posts because its all subjective, you know? dunno
mindfful London Chicago, Illinois USA
Galactic_bodhi: It was good. I tend not to post in reply to other poetry posts because its all subjective, you know?


well then i have subjectively had some sort of yuk on my shoe for a long time rolling on the floor laughing



Galactic_bodhi Portland, Oregon USA
mindfful: well then i have subjectively had some sort of yuk on my shoe for a long time


I got serious yuck on my shoe mowing the lawn yesterday. You don't see me writing poems about it. tongue rolling on the floor laughing
turnip73 houston, Texas USA
In response to: My friend, Wonderworker, inadvertantly started me on this particular bent and so should probably be either flogged or flowered appropriately.

Two excerpts. Two authors, each well known in his own right, but perhaps not as widely read as other literary giants:

1st:

When I was daft as urchins are
And full of fairy lore
I shot an arrow at a star
And hit... the barnyard door.

I've shot at heaps of stars since then
And always it's the same;
A barnyard door has mocked me when
Sirius was my aim.

But I'll shoot starward as before
Tho' wide my arrows fall,
I'd rather hit a big barn door
Than never aim at all.2nd:

"It's a helluva' thing. When a man opens a book or fires a gun he has no idea what the affect will be or how far the shot will travel."

So come on you deep thinkers and ponderers of the imponderable. Share your thoughts and ideas on the subject(s). I'm curious to know your take on these things...




i enjoyed the poem...it was well thought out....but the quote, that has given me food for thought....thank you for putting the grey matter to work...




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