... like Gunga Din.
Definitely not running on all cylinders. In class, students writing exercise. I belong in bed.
Definitely not running on all cylinders. In class, students writing exercise. I belong in bed.
How to tell a story
Thursday, April 30, 2015
A modest proposal
http://roundbendpress.blogspot.com/2015/04/national-summer-of-running.html
TS suggests a street theater project this summer.
TS suggests a street theater project this summer.
Hear, hear'
'A Riot Is the Language of the Unheard': 9 MLK Quotes the Mainstream Media Won't Cite: http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/90493199/0/alternet~A-Riot-Is-the-Language-of-the-Unheard-MLK-Quotes-the-Mainstream-Media-Wont-Cite
posted from Bloggeroid
Hear, hear'
Words Matter: How the Language Used to Describe the Unrest in Baltimore Supports White Supremacy: http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/90540070/0/alternet~Words-Matter-How-the-Language-Used-to-Describe-the-Unrest-in-Baltimore-Supports-White-Supremacy
posted from Bloggeroid
Progressive politics
Sorry, Elizabeth Warren Fans. Bernie Sanders Is As Good As It Gets.: http://www.newrepublic.com/article/121674/liberals-want-elizabeth-warren-over-bernie-sanders-because-she-can-win
posted from Bloggeroid
Not as far out as you think, alas
Over Easy: Texas A&M Galveston Professor Fails Entire Class, Quits Course: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/firedoglake/fdl/~3/BkWKjXnVPoM/
posted from Bloggeroid
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Wishful Thinking
I long to be in a foreign
landscape, where no one
knows me, I have no history
I have no memories
I have no ghosts
where I can study Greek tragedy
without distraction, without
interruption, quietly brooding
disturbing no one, happily ignored
happily invisible
Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides
the music of my days
landscape, where no one
knows me, I have no history
I have no memories
I have no ghosts
where I can study Greek tragedy
without distraction, without
interruption, quietly brooding
disturbing no one, happily ignored
happily invisible
Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides
the music of my days
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Lapse
If I had remembered how exhausting teaching is, maybe I would have stayed retired. Too old for this, in other words.
Comforts of home
Hobbling from the bus stop in a cold drizzle - it was 80 yesterday - I couldn't wait to play Gerry Mulligan, pour an iced(!) coffee, bake bread ... just what is happening.
An auditing student told me she's learned more in 4 weeks than in two terms with my replacement. Nice to hear but the opposite happens, too. She may be responding to my real world, no ivory tower approach. I mean, we spend two weeks on what a screenplay LOOKS LIKE, unread! Why? Because they can get rejected on appearance alone!
An auditing student told me she's learned more in 4 weeks than in two terms with my replacement. Nice to hear but the opposite happens, too. She may be responding to my real world, no ivory tower approach. I mean, we spend two weeks on what a screenplay LOOKS LIKE, unread! Why? Because they can get rejected on appearance alone!
The reach and the grasp
Just finished rereading my novel Sodom, Gomorrah & Jones and am deeply satisfied by it. Here, I think, my grasp is as close to my reach as in anything I've written. This novel is almost perfect, in terms of what I set out to do. It also is a marriage of deeply personal parts: from my life, from my previous work, from my literary obsessions. This is my story, through and through, "a final statement" as clear and strong as my skills allow. This is how I see the world, through my protagonist CJ.
This book deserves a much wider audience but it won't get it unless, far down the road if at all, an enthusiastic advocate for it appears. But it already has attracted enough favorable responses to satisfy me, to tell me I am not alone in my interests or tastes.
"This book surprised me. It is intelligent, funny, bawdy and real," wrote a reviewer at Amazon. Perfect.
Another wrote, "SODOM, GOMORRAH & JONES is a unique and original look at the world we live in from the perspective of someone who has done a lot of living. What's happened to the world in the last century is sad; the American Dream used to be about having a family, a house, a car, and a comfortable life without worry and stress. Now it's about getting rich, and then getting richer. And to hell with anyone or anything that gets in our way. If this speaks to you, so will this novel. I recommend it to those with an open mind, a progressive spirit, and a lust for life."
The critic Bob Hicks wrote,
This book deserves a much wider audience but it won't get it unless, far down the road if at all, an enthusiastic advocate for it appears. But it already has attracted enough favorable responses to satisfy me, to tell me I am not alone in my interests or tastes.
"This book surprised me. It is intelligent, funny, bawdy and real," wrote a reviewer at Amazon. Perfect.
Another wrote, "SODOM, GOMORRAH & JONES is a unique and original look at the world we live in from the perspective of someone who has done a lot of living. What's happened to the world in the last century is sad; the American Dream used to be about having a family, a house, a car, and a comfortable life without worry and stress. Now it's about getting rich, and then getting richer. And to hell with anyone or anything that gets in our way. If this speaks to you, so will this novel. I recommend it to those with an open mind, a progressive spirit, and a lust for life."
The critic Bob Hicks wrote,
Deemer’s novel flips easily through flashbacks and current events, and it can hit lightly on some of its scenes, like a screenplay (and in fact, Deemer has taught screenwriting at PSU for several years). It also drops in frequently on CJ’s increasingly hopeless and cynical view of the state of the nation: he was, after all, a historian and a political activist. As offhand as these passages can seem, they’re a crucial part of the novel, both in defining its position in the culture and in reporting the core of CJ’s character. Deemer doesn’t dwell on CJ’s political positions, and his references can pass so quickly that they sometimes seem more like sound-bite position statements than explorations of complex social issues. Yet the novel’s opening sentence – Was the American Dream coming to an end? – is a serious proposition that Deemer examines, in various forms, from beginning to end.Few and scattered fans but that's to be expected, given the parameters of the book's existence. I am glad it is out there, and I am proud that my grasp came so close to my reach. This is success, in my value system.
Monday, April 27, 2015
We v. Them
People in power are perfect. Any bad news is caused by commies and terrorists and criminals and thugs and etc etc etc. But we never cause problems.
posted from Bloggeroid
Neither shock, nor surprise
When the riots in Watts happened half a century ago, I was a UCLA student with a summer job at a campground in the nearby San Gabriel mountains. Black friends of ours, solidly middle class, were frightened enough by the expanding violence to come camp with us for the duration. All of us were shocked by events.
But riots stemming from racial and class injustices haven't shocked or surprised me for a long time. Baltimore today is just another chorus. What shocks me is how little has changed. In fact, with regard to rich and poor empowerment, the present is worse. Double standards of justice are more entrenched than ever. Media bias is more misleading than ever.
I hear the same bullshit rhetoric. I see the same refusal to face racism and classism head on.
We get the history we deserve.
But riots stemming from racial and class injustices haven't shocked or surprised me for a long time. Baltimore today is just another chorus. What shocks me is how little has changed. In fact, with regard to rich and poor empowerment, the present is worse. Double standards of justice are more entrenched than ever. Media bias is more misleading than ever.
I hear the same bullshit rhetoric. I see the same refusal to face racism and classism head on.
We get the history we deserve.
Good morning
At last! Got my class prep done before 9 ... sausage gravy, toast, eggs ... rest of the day is mine. Warm afternoon, maybe a scenic drive with the dog is in order ... check H's schedule.
H off to exercise class for first time in months. Good for her. Can she keep it up?
H off to exercise class for first time in months. Good for her. Can she keep it up?
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Gloomy Sunday
Both in funk and without energy today. H went back to bed. I indulge in the masochistic habit of a Mariners game.
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Generation Empire
The moral issues thrust at German youth in the brilliant miniseries Generation War need an American interpretation, perhaps a Generation Empire miniseries set ... when? The McKinley era, when empire found its fervor? The Vietnam era, during the last significant peace movement? Or perhaps during WWII, challenging the notion of a Great Generation? Or more recently? Or is the film Born on the Fourth of July as close as we'll get?
Of course, it is much harder for winners to look in the mirror than it is for the defeated.
Of course, it is much harder for winners to look in the mirror than it is for the defeated.
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Wishful thinking
What a world it would be if humans collectively learned lessons from history and if great works of art influenced social and political behavior. But except to individuals, history doesn't matter and art doesn't matter.
Leary may have had it right in theory, if not in methodology: turn on; tune in; drop out.
Leary may have had it right in theory, if not in methodology: turn on; tune in; drop out.
Cole Porter
Out cruising with Sketch, caught a Porter special on the jazz station ... talk about genius! Mind-boggling how many great songs he wrote. I like the eccentric Kline film about his life. Came home and found a number of free Porter collections on Prime music, incl film sound track.
Gnocchi update
I'm 1 for 1 with ricotto; O for 2 with semolina; and now 1 for 1 with potato. The key appears to be using as little flour as possible. I put them in a casserole for dinner.
H off to an art show. No one acting as if the house is going up for sale. Well, some day. Maybe in the fall if we actually get busy. Beginning to think I'll die here. H isn't much help in prepping the house.
H off to an art show. No one acting as if the house is going up for sale. Well, some day. Maybe in the fall if we actually get busy. Beginning to think I'll die here. H isn't much help in prepping the house.
Generation War
Started watching this German miniseries again, for third time - more impressed each time I see it! This really deserves a wide American TV audience. Other than the Iliad, I don't know of a more powerful "war story."
Saturday
Is there a better morning activity than baking bread and listening to (mellow) music? Nope!
Very curious about the loaf in the oven: chestnut flour! Had never heard of it.
In the hopper, my signature rye (with dark rye flour and cracked rye).
Chores and homework - but all I want to do is cook.
Very curious about the loaf in the oven: chestnut flour! Had never heard of it.
In the hopper, my signature rye (with dark rye flour and cracked rye).
Chores and homework - but all I want to do is cook.
Friday, April 24, 2015
Yep
Dear Grandson: I’m Sorry for the World You’ll Inherit From Us: http://www.thenation.com/article/205177/dear-grandson-im-sorry-world-youll-inherit-us
posted from Bloggeroid
Discovery
I've never been big about lentils. Then I discovered these. Now I can't get enough of them: I've eaten more in the past two months than in the previous 70+ years. I like them simple, olive oil, salt and pepper. With any meal - including breakfast!
Thursday, April 23, 2015
First try ...
... at risotto not too good but a learning experience and I know the problem and solution. Try again in a few days. I love its labor intensive aspects.
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The new corporate gimmick
RIP Earth Day: Voices Decry National Day of Corporate Greenwash: http://www.commondreams.org/news/2015/04/22/rip-earth-day-voices-decry-national-day-corporate-greenwash
posted from Bloggeroid
Just the beginning, O brave new world
Scientists urge moratorium after Chinese researchers ‘edit’ human embryos: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheRawStory/~3/fwFo0-KW-Q8/
posted from Bloggeroid
Final Four
Harvard, UC Berkeley, Wellesley, the Naval Academy: of the top 52 ranked colleges, only these still require English majors to take a Shakespeare class.
I'm outraged but not really surprised. Good for the Navy! (says this Norfolk-born brat).
I'm outraged but not really surprised. Good for the Navy! (says this Norfolk-born brat).
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Morning therapy
Felt like making pasta at 5 this morning ... threw together a zuc, mushroom lasagne for lunch. Very relaxing.
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Duh
Bernie Sanders: Hillary, GOP Won't Take on Corporate Power: http://www.commondreams.org/news/2015/04/19/bernie-sanders-hillary-gop-wont-take-corporate-power
posted from Bloggeroid
Reality 101
Pulitzer Prize winner leaves journalism: ‘It was too difficult to make ends meet’: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheRawStory/~3/yDzdy8x8-u4/
posted from Bloggeroid
Asking the right questions
America’s Refusal to Face the Hard Moral Issues of War: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/firedoglake/fdl/~3/ED_aPIvsW7Q/
posted from Bloggeroid
Kitchen therapy
Came home exhausted ... revived by saffron rice for dinner, a loaf of bread in the oven, H's good mood and Sketch's clown antics.
Now if the Mariners can win tonight ...
Now if the Mariners can win tonight ...
In the SU
Iced coffee and a maple bar before class ... somewhat regret taking this on but can use the money ... remember why I retired in the first place ... still, I enjoy the classroom give and take ... and the new approach is good.
Spell of great weather ending. Of course. This is Portland.
Spell of great weather ending. Of course. This is Portland.
Monday, April 20, 2015
Agenda
Watch Boston marathon ... yard work ... shower ... work in office ... house meeting ... make dinner.
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Home
Our house is so great in good weather, when we can enjoy the deck and yard. Doesn't inspire moving.
Boston marathon tomorrow
I get Universal Sports, via Sling TV, so can watch it, starting at 530 a.m. ... very nice.
Yoo hoo!
Mariners come back from 5 to beat Rangers in slugfest 11-10 ... Cruz gets winning walk on after 2 earlier homers, bringing early total to 8. He's on a streak. Great Sunday entertainment!
Pass the test
A prototype ricotta gnocchi is fantastic! Light, creamy, delicious! I'll surprise H with a batch for lunch.
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Friday, April 17, 2015
Unless you're an adjunct ha ha
Number of Adjunct Professors on Public Assistance Is Shocking: http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/89392008/0/alternet~Number-of-Adjunct-Professors-on-Public-Assistance-Is-Shocking
posted from Bloggeroid
Better late than never
Cutting the cord and subscribing to Sling TV are the smartest decisions I made in a long time. For 1/4 the cost I get at least 10x better access to things I actually want to see. Remarkable difference!
Selling the house
We're taking the pressure off to meet any deadlines. Neither of us moves fast ... it may take a year to de-clutter the place! We have a low mortgage, we can hang here until the right offer comes. Monday we meet for an "as is" offer ... don't expect anything we'd like but what a neat surprise if we are wrong.
This place is lovely in good weather! Maybe we stay the summer, at least.
This place is lovely in good weather! Maybe we stay the summer, at least.
Breakfast
I love my breakfasts, which are remarkably simple and mind-bogglingly delicious. This morning, for example: a slice of olive bread toast, a slice of white toast, both mine of course, and two WET scrambled eggs to spoon onto the toast, bite by bite. Talk about starting the day right ...
Hopeful
Excellent weather ahead ... feeling better ... eager to make yard and house prep progress over next four days. Would really lift my spirits.
Pasta by hand
I'm inspired by a new book by a Portland cook to expand my kitchen landscape. I've long made my own fettuccini and lasagne noodles ... but now to try shapes by hand and unusual ingredients. The more time in the kitchen, the better ... and bread goes in the oven right now ...
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Been here before
Last place for Seattle ... need to keep this from getting worse. The problem has been pitching, supposedly their strength. No one as consistent as last year yet.
Feel under the weather but will hold class.
Feel under the weather but will hold class.
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
A life
Reviewing The Life of Eduardo Galeano Who Passed Away At 74: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/firedoglake/fdl/~3/8IpyI9vcUeg/
posted from Bloggeroid
In the office
First intense workshop today ... I have some Harry James passages for them to translate into "screenwriting." Should be a revealing exercise.
Not much else to say ... need to make progress on the house and yard this week!
Not much else to say ... need to make progress on the house and yard this week!
R.I.P. Eduardo Galeano
Writer Eduardo Galeano, Voice of Latin America's Left, Dead at 74: http://www.commondreams.org/news/2015/04/13/writer-eduardo-galeano-voice-latin-americas-left-dead-74
posted from Bloggeroid
Ha ha ha - got ya!
Nebraska Farmer Invites Pro-Fracking Commission Members to Drink Contaminated Water: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Truthdig/~3/PEPDuX4n3OQ/
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Cartoon
Cartoon: Hillary Clinton pro vs. con: http://feeds.dailykos.com/~r/dailykos/index/~3/FZcqTuuWwjo/-Cartoon-Hillary-Clinton-pro-vs-con
posted from Bloggeroid
Monday, April 13, 2015
Wanted
Email from editor at Creative Screenwriting mag ... don't I want to write something? Nice to be wanted. Suggested a piece on shooting zero budget feature, lessons for screenwriters.
LATER. Nope, just ran such a piece. Less work for me ha ha.
LATER. Nope, just ran such a piece. Less work for me ha ha.
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Slowing down
Didn't duplicate yesterday's energy but got some office work done, not a wasted morning anyway. Relaxing, or trying to, while listening to Mariners game.
Email from 1980s actress, now involved in "hyperdrama" in Houston. Sounds pretty tame.
Email from 1980s actress, now involved in "hyperdrama" in Houston. Sounds pretty tame.
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Ms needed this
5-4 in 11 innings, coming back several times. This is the team I want to see all year.
My rhythm
Work in the morning ... relax rest of day. Try for same tomorrow and Monday - and office might be done. Then go for rest of house.
At last
Worked 3 hrs in the office, progress but not done with housekeeping. Also did prep for Tues workshop. A good morning!
Friday, April 10, 2015
Old age
H is dragging ass today, too ... but has a sader to go to. We decided it may just be pushing 80 that depletes our energy.
If I can spend several hrs on office chores tomorrow, my spirits will rise.
If I can spend several hrs on office chores tomorrow, my spirits will rise.
Flat
I had great constructive plans for the day ... but no energy. Dead on my feet.
posted from Bloggeroid
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Going down slow
Feel an illness coming on ... only have to show film in class ... maybe home to bed then ...
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
No energy
Lots to do, no energy to do it.
Clean deck looks great ... pick paint color on Friday.
So much to do! zzzzzzzzz ...
Clean deck looks great ... pick paint color on Friday.
So much to do! zzzzzzzzz ...
Blessed are the Aged
blessed are the aged
for they have paid dues
in years and health
and deserve whatever
peace and quiet
the gods will give them
blessed are the aged
who have more memories
of more accomplishments
than youth will ever
experience or know
blessed are the aged
who look at the world
and find no desire
to be any younger
blessed are the aged
who ask for nothing
but a little respect
blessed are the aged
whose time is past
blessed are the aged
for they have paid dues
in years and health
and deserve whatever
peace and quiet
the gods will give them
blessed are the aged
who have more memories
of more accomplishments
than youth will ever
experience or know
blessed are the aged
who look at the world
and find no desire
to be any younger
blessed are the aged
who ask for nothing
but a little respect
blessed are the aged
whose time is past
blessed are the aged
Gadgets
Not since the AlphaSmart have I been so enamored of a tech gadget as I am of the Kindle Fire 6. A perfect fit to my needs, the smaller, lighter size making all the difference. And it's faster (not sure why). Like the AS, which I still use (!), I feel this is as good as it gets, or at least as good as I need. Examples of less is more.
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
OMG
I may have made the best rye bread I ever tasted ... bread dough plus dark rye plus cracked rye plus organic carraway seeds ... OMG!
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Exhaustion
Man, I'm done for the day. Teaching gets more exhausting every term. But my new approach works: I leave everything behind in the classroom.
Women's final soon ... on paper, no contest. But you have to play the game.
Deck washing tomorrow, hired out, and I'll strip my office for moving. So much work to do to prep for selling ...
Women's final soon ... on paper, no contest. But you have to play the game.
Deck washing tomorrow, hired out, and I'll strip my office for moving. So much work to do to prep for selling ...
Great tablet
The Kindle Fire 6 has to be the best tablet under $100 on the market. I prefer it to the 7 inch: lighter, faster, smaller but not too small. Sling TV and WatchESPN run great on this, loading faster than on the larger model. The camera is good enough for me, with front and back lenses. Obviously I am delighted!
Monday, April 6, 2015
Opening day win!
Check out the Angels @ Mariners on Yahoo Sports
https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/games/350406112
https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/games/350406112
36 lectures
... each half an hour, on Classical Greek Literature, my audio "class" at the moment. Transcendentalism comes next. Maybe do Shostakovich again, too ...
The way it is
in a zero sum universe
full of horrors & atrocities
balanced by wonders & gifts
I am unapologetically selfish
preferring one to the other
and thereby passing the lance
of evil to the next guy
full of horrors & atrocities
balanced by wonders & gifts
I am unapologetically selfish
preferring one to the other
and thereby passing the lance
of evil to the next guy
Wee small hours
Still testing camera ...
man, the 6 inch is so light and convenient, but more powerful than the7. Love it!
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Milk toast
I must have gone over 50 yrs without once eating milk toast. This was what my mother gave me when I was sick: warm milk toast with a poached egg on top.
About five or ten years ago, I began living on homemade scrapple and often would put a fried slice on milk toast, eggs on that.
Then I quit making scrapple when I started baking bread - one obsession at a time. But today's breakfast is typical lately, homemade milk toast and eggs. Still great comfort food.
And these days I need all the comfort I can get.
About five or ten years ago, I began living on homemade scrapple and often would put a fried slice on milk toast, eggs on that.
Then I quit making scrapple when I started baking bread - one obsession at a time. But today's breakfast is typical lately, homemade milk toast and eggs. Still great comfort food.
And these days I need all the comfort I can get.
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Friday, April 3, 2015
Fly fishing
Article from KGW News app!
http://www.kgw.com/story/features/2015/04/03/fly-fishing-helps-oregon-veteran-fight-anxiety-depression/25267907/
http://www.kgw.com/story/features/2015/04/03/fly-fishing-helps-oregon-veteran-fight-anxiety-depression/25267907/
posted from Bloggeroid
Yesterday at the university
In the student union ... iced coffee, maple bar, hour before class, ah does this bring back memories. I'm impressed with myself, designing a course like a workshop, which means I bring less home to deal with and instead get them working in class. Harder in class, easier at home ... a good trade, under the circumstances.
Show a doc about screenwriting today, easy day. Real work begins next two weeks, lectures and exercises and workshops. Still working on structure of workshops ... think I'll make groups of four, same four thru entire course, Group work, then sharing with entire class ... lots of q and a. Atmosphere for picking my brain.
Steve and I are marketing the old splay again. Agent friend of his didn't pan out, as I predicted!, so first step is going after agent. None of my old ones still around. Though the agencies are. This is a long shot ... should have been marketed 2 and 3 yrs ago, when all the similar Silicon Valley stuff was getting bought ... may be too late for that fad. It's all about being in the right place at the right time with the right material. In other words, a total crapshoot. Totally!
Am I the only writer left in America who loves using the AlphaSmart, as I am now? Yep, the AS rides again.
Show a doc about screenwriting today, easy day. Real work begins next two weeks, lectures and exercises and workshops. Still working on structure of workshops ... think I'll make groups of four, same four thru entire course, Group work, then sharing with entire class ... lots of q and a. Atmosphere for picking my brain.
Steve and I are marketing the old splay again. Agent friend of his didn't pan out, as I predicted!, so first step is going after agent. None of my old ones still around. Though the agencies are. This is a long shot ... should have been marketed 2 and 3 yrs ago, when all the similar Silicon Valley stuff was getting bought ... may be too late for that fad. It's all about being in the right place at the right time with the right material. In other words, a total crapshoot. Totally!
Am I the only writer left in America who loves using the AlphaSmart, as I am now? Yep, the AS rides again.
Top priority
Working on house for next four days, prep for putting it on market.
posted from Bloggeroid
Thursday, April 2, 2015
R.I.P.
Think my Kindle Fire 7 is on its last legs ... served me well, long past warranty, so I can't complain. Excuse to upgrade ... though I may go down to a six inch to save some bucks, now that we have Fire TV.
First week done, 9 to go. Fun so far. More than I expected.
First week done, 9 to go. Fun so far. More than I expected.
posted from Bloggeroid
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Song of the Innocent
now that the jury
has found me innocent
and without dissent
let me thank you
for the free room and board
in jail awaiting trial
44 months worth!
with opportunities for
solitary meditation
all at tax payer expense
more generous hearts
cannot be found
but my freedom now
is a bit of a shock
so please forgive me
if I don't send out
thank you cards
please forgive me
if my universal answer
to just about everything
you may want to know is
fuck you!
has found me innocent
and without dissent
let me thank you
for the free room and board
in jail awaiting trial
44 months worth!
with opportunities for
solitary meditation
all at tax payer expense
more generous hearts
cannot be found
but my freedom now
is a bit of a shock
so please forgive me
if I don't send out
thank you cards
please forgive me
if my universal answer
to just about everything
you may want to know is
fuck you!
posted from Bloggeroid
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