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Monthly Archives: June 2010
They Go!
Two, as one, they go, Walking in the shadowed rain. The grass softens, The long green branches reach. Thick as raindrops fall Kisses fall, and fall again. Hands grow heavy, Pulses bound; And Oh, the heavenly motion, And Oh, the … Continue reading
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The Time Has Come
The time has come to tell the world Objectivism is the only power To bring real day for an endless hour; Objectivism is the one philosophy That makes real peace for the mind and body; Objectivism is the one real … Continue reading
The Whole Selfish World
You living your life, that’s wrong. My living my life, that’s wrong, too. I should live your life, You should live mine; Just be some one other— Your sister, your brother— And all will be fine. God will be happy, … Continue reading
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Good Dad
Stand up, stand up in virtue; Good Dad, be glorified. O naked face self-nurtured, O piercing eyes of pride!
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Girl at the Window
Sky black, stars bright; I stare back at window glass, Right through me light, And pass.
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Day
A darkened room, But not of gloom; My sun is happ’ly sitting. She looks my way, As if to say, “Some lovelight would be fitting.” And then a move (As if to prove The very thought I’m guessing); She rises … Continue reading
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Prince Cockroach
A prince or a cockroach, Which is Obama? Just watch him scuttle, Then judge this drama. Scuttles through leaves of Red manifestos, Scuttles through dung of leftover leftos, Scuttles with moslems in big white house, Showing the world the soul … Continue reading
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Pass Out of Our Sight!
Women who want power, Men who want power, They should wed themselves and fight, And beat themselves, destroy themselves, And pass out of our sight. Ah, what a “should” for the good ‘twould be If bad men made themselves not … Continue reading
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Stillettos of White
(inspired by Puneeta Uchil) Stillettos of white On a bright-lit market floor, Announce with tap tap tap, “I’m going around once more!” The aisles of goods so clean Do smile, as if to say, “Stillettos, tap tap tap, And bring … Continue reading
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The Eyes of Mohammad
I look into the eyes of Mohammad And nothing of worth see there, See spots with only hatred fed For men who’re free anywhere. Inside his hate he’s held tight-fast, A prisoner chained to his fear— His fear of being … Continue reading
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O Soldiers Brave
O Soldiers brave, now passed away, Who gave your all for freedom’s light, We do remember you today, That you stood tall and you were right. You fought for freedom, fought for life, The life you loved, your country, too; … Continue reading
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It’s No Sacrifice to Me
For the passionate love of individual rights And America, the land of the free, I battle her dread foes days and nights, And it’s no sacrifice to me. The tyrants of fear, dictators of hate, All their armies on land … Continue reading
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Yes
(A tribute to the young sailor, Jessica Watson, who did what she wanted to do.) Free of thoughts and worries Of anyone’s yes or no, Jessica sailed around the world, And yes, she loved it so— Alone upon the great … Continue reading
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Song Of The Dreamer
To dream a dream of the perfect ideal Is to shine your light that is very real— Your light of happiness that never dies, No matter how far the ideal flies; But THAT it’s flying, that YOU keep it so, … Continue reading
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Twin Towers
Twin Towers, still remembered, From rising joy not severed, But held, and held forever, In winging thoughts of me. In dreams, my sun-heart beacon; I wake, and stars I’m seeking; In me your strength commanding, “Stand, and keep on standing!” … Continue reading
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For Love
For love of life we strongly rise And sing the light that’s in our eyes: The towers of our town so fair, That lift our souls and keep them there, Where, keen in thought, with joy made great, We grasp, … Continue reading
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May Night Overture
It’s night, no light, And all is dark and black and still. Then softly, whistling, fiercer whistling— A rush! and the wind has will! And now a hand has pushed the trees on back, And there, laughing, a lightning crack! … Continue reading
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Mohammed Is A Bomb
Mohammed is a bomb as bad as ‘Boma When he’s madder than a mophead and a hammer When they’re naked in the moon. Swab and strike and dance together, Clean Mohammed, nail him better! Then write him a dismissal letter, … Continue reading
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Strike a Light
Political skies, they may be black, But never too black for long— When extreme men make true attack With a rising rational song. “Extremists for the true, unite! Let compromise sink, be done. Let reason be our climbing height And … Continue reading
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A few verses for the day
What e’er you chose, be it not lose; Keep up your chin and dare to win. ___________________________________ To love the morning is to find There is no mourning in your mind. ________________________________ If you would to your thoughts be good … Continue reading
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The End of Power
Some men there are who like to lead— Others—to their defeat. These others push the leaders on Underneath their feet. The power-luster thinks he’s wise When fear he sees in others’ eyes. But they who fear, they claw him down, … Continue reading
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Time Watches
Time watches, from his shining towers, The Minute Men, the Patriot hours. They’re marching up, they do not quit, They raise the sledge, get set to hit. Then clang! and clang! and cling! They strike the transformation! Stand up, you … Continue reading
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For Individual Rights
Come all you worthy women, men, Come Party Tea today; The Rights of Individuals Must up and have their say. America began with rights, With rights it shall prevail; Lift every selfish, sovereign voice And give to rights a “Hail!” … Continue reading
Grand Prize—Exploitation
To grasp the earth, to shape the earth, To make for man his things of worth, It is your virtue, is your right— Exploit away and work with might! Take up the rock, cut down the tree, Then tunnel mountains … Continue reading
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High Statue
High statue of a man so bold, Into the future sent, Forever young and never old, His joyous will unspent, With eyes alive on distant peak, With shoulders hard and proud, He’ll make the dream that he does seek And … Continue reading
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