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12-14-2009 11:24 AM ET (US)
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BE ON YOUR GUARD
Be on your guard Wherever you go Tread very carefully You could even tip toe But if you dont take heed And dont watch where you go You may get caught Beneath the mistletoe
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12-14-2009 11:25 AM ET (US)
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NORWEGIAN GIFT
A gift arrives each year From across the sea A gift from the people of Oslo An annual gift of a Christmas tree
Given with gratitude To stand in Trafalgar square Received with pride By those of us who care
A symbol of friendship Given to us each Christmas A token as a gift of thanks Sent from Norway for us
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12-14-2009 11:25 AM ET (US)
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MY FAVOURITE CHRISTMAS GIFT
My favourite Christmas gift Costs nothing its free Its the overflowing gift of joy I get from my family
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12-14-2009 11:26 AM ET (US)
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BRIGHTEST TIME
At Christmas time There is only one thing Brighter than the Christmas lights And that is the magical look On a childs face Full of wonder and delight
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12-17-2009 10:07 AM ET (US)
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IT HAPPENED LAST HALLOWEEN
I stepped out of the car And was verbally assailed As I stood upon my drive
Trick or treat Came the banshee chorus From creatures barely alive
I was taken aback By this unprecedented event This new tactic theyd contrived
In the past I had been safe Behind locked doors When the leaches arrive
But pretending not to be in Would not cut it any more If I was to survive
I must be as clever As the candy seeking predators And learn to duck and dive
So when a firework went off And their attention was distracted I ran away to hide
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12-17-2009 10:08 AM ET (US)
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DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN?
What would you call a man? With a big belly and no dress sense Who never replies to your letters A man thats too lazy to shave And is obsessed with stockings, Who can only be relied upon for one day a year Will never stop to ask for directions A man who only owns one suit Never gets you the present you asked for And needs to be rewarded with food and drink Oh and always leaves the dirty dishes Well what do you think? Could be any man alive eh? So what would you call this man? I would call him Santa
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12-17-2009 10:09 AM ET (US)
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GSI NOT DIY
I dont do plumbing Carpentry or electrics I dont mess with tiling Bricklaying or mechanics I suppose I could be described As a handy man, in a way As I live on the premises And can be there the same day But that isnt really handy If Im being fair As Im actually bloody useless When I get there So I dont do DIY Im just not that guy But I do, do GSI Im a Get Someone In kind of guy
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01-27-2010 07:57 AM ET (US)
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SNOOZE VILLE
I want to inhabit forever That special place that dreams fill That safe and cosy place Beneath the duvet in Snooze Ville
Between wake and slumber A place that fulfils wishes Where lovers hands are held And lips deliver stolen kisses
A place where dreams come true Where loved ones live forever A place where all is forgiven And success comes with any endeavour
Where you can embrace forbidden lovers Sweet moments of utter bliss Or be together again with first loves With kisses and caresses to reminisce
I want to inhabit forever That special place that Dreams fill That safe and cosy place Beneath the duvet in Snooze Ville
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01-27-2010 07:59 AM ET (US)
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FEVERISH ONCE AGAIN
That medical catastrophe The flu pandemic Is not as bad as expected Its not even an epidemic A large number of reported cases On closer examination Were found to have been Preceded by infatuation This is a totally different strain Of contagious flu Which the W.H.O. Has been renamed swain flu
FEVERISH ONCE MORE
That medical catastrophe The flu pandemic Is not as bad as expected Its not even an epidemic A large number of reported cases On closer examination Were found to have been In contact with evergreen vegetation This is a totally different strain Of contagious flu Which the W.H.O. Has been renamed Pine flu
FEVERISH MORE AND MORE
That medical catastrophe The flu pandemic Is not as bad as expected Its not even an epidemic A large number of reported cases On closer examination Were found to have been Preceded by infatuation This is a totally different strain Of contagious flu Which the W.H.O. Has been renamed swoon flu
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01-27-2010 07:59 AM ET (US)
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SUBTLE DIFFERENCE
There is a subtle difference Between Put and Putt In meaning as well as spelling I will attempt to elucidate Their subtle difference Clearly in the telling
Put means to place something Where you ultimately want it Putt is an unrealistic attempt To do the same with the ball you hit
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02-04-2010 11:17 AM ET (US)
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THE GIRL ON THE BUS
I climbed the stairs To the top deck Then I found a seat And sat Then I heard a voice say hi It was soft and gently spoken I turned towards the voice Which emanated from a girl With the warmest smile And her red hair ablaze In the morning sun And with her head slightly inclined She said again hi Thats all Just hi And with that simple word Came her smiling eyes Beneath her blazing hair And a radiant glow And a feeling came over me A peaceful warm feeling As warm as her smile Then all at once I felt so at ease As if I had known her forever Though I had seen her only once before And did not think she had seen me All she said was hi But her tone spoke volumes I returned her smile And tamely said hello I wanted to say so much more She smiled again This time with the heat To match her flaming locks I needed no words As with that wondrous smile All my questions were answered
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02-04-2010 11:18 AM ET (US)
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THAT DECEITFUL MOUTH
Dont speak to me with that mouth That deceitful mouth Which lies while smiling to my face Dont speak through your weak mouth Too weak to resist temptation Whose lips kiss in unforgivable betrayal
Dont speak to me with that mouth That has embraced another A mouth full of cheapened kisses
Dont speak through your weak mouth Dont dare to seek to justify Your unjustifiable infidelities
Dont speak through that odious mouth That unspeakable dishonest mouth Your unclean vessel of elicit fellatio
Dont with those unfaithful lips Whose kisses caressed anothers skin Speak my name in terms of love
Dont say sorry with that mouth Dont contaminate my ears With platitudes and insincerity
Speak to me with that insidious mouth That foul and deceitful mouth Only to utter a final goodbye
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02-04-2010 11:19 AM ET (US)
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AS IF I WASNT THERE
A green eyed goddess Pretty as a picture With ringlets of flaming red Cascading on to her ivory skin Her peaches and cream complexion Fresh as an English rose With skin pale as porcelain Yet passion blooms upon her cheek Aglow with an apples blush And as she approaches A cloud enveloped me Like exotically fragranced orchids Leaving me heady and breathless Then she just passed me by As if I wasnt there Leaving me wretched in her wake
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02-09-2010 09:25 AM ET (US)
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DREAM GIRL
When you have admired from afar Idealising that someone For so very, very long You envisage all the special moments You will share together In the most incredible detail Such as when you ask her out And of course when she says yes, Holding hands on the first date And of course the first kiss You rerun those moments in your head over and over Endowing them with magical properties That reality could never hope to match Reality can never equal fantasy
But comes the day when you summon the courage And you do ask her out And she does indeed say yes Though not in the swept off her feet kind of way That you had imagined You do indeed hold hands on the first date But it feels a little awkward Like this is not quite what she had in mind And again doesnt quite live up to your preconception
Then all too soon we are at her door We chat uncomfortably Make small talk and laugh nervously We say goodnight, then again, and again Then she reached up and pulled my head towards hers Then slightly hesitant, our lips met for the first time A tender kiss gentle and languid I closed my eyes As the intensity grew As it became more fervent Then ardent led to passionate Then I surrendered to the moment And lost my self completely in her embrace
As I walked home alone The taste of her still on my lips I conceded that I was correct When I thought reality could never equal fantasy Because reality was so much better
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02-09-2010 09:25 AM ET (US)
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SORROW
Sorrow touches me Sorrow at my loneliness For want of another soul To make me whole Plumbing the depths of despair In search of that missing piece That will banish sorrow forever But fail in that endeavour Finding solace is always just out of reach An outstretched hand away There simply for the taking Then Im left aching What was seemingly solid and tangible Evaporated into the ether So I will begin again tomorrow The search for the end of sorrow
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02-09-2010 09:26 AM ET (US)
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I WANT TO RIP THE HEART FROM MY CHEST
I want to rip the heart from my chest So I wont have to feel the pain Of heart break ever again
I want to rip the heart from my chest So I dont have to feel it break Then I can sit and watch it ache
I want to rip the heart from my chest So love can no longer hurt me And with no heart I will finally be free
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