Open
When you told that fellow what you felt
And what she did to make you feel that
way,
It was true and natural and open,
But created wounds for evil pathogens.
The world's a rotten place.
It could be bliss,
But it isn't -
Nature, god and man!
Some are killed because they tell the
truth.
Others start a war with honesty.
Innocence will only work in heaven.
The Family
Maniac and Brainiac
And overwhelming bore!
Mother, son and father.
For now, forevermore.
This unlikely trio
Floats among the stars.
The holy parents shout so.
If Jesus goes to bars
The parents will not see him.
They'll be on a box
Preaching to the universe.
That's a paradox.
Desperate and lonely
The son wants so to keep
This family together.
It shattered in his sleep.
Friends
I was never honest.
I was never true.
I never had a friend.
Now I think there's you.
I was always gentle.
I was always kind.
Entrance to my heart
Was from behind.
Another Poem For My Niece
She learned by living through it
A thousand times or more.
Her father and her lovers
Knew the score.
Setting people up
Then ripping people off.
At life and what it teaches,
Don't scoff.
For 37 years
Robin walked through hell.
Now she plays the game,
And damn! She plays it well.
A Rhyme
Catholics have kids.
On this crowded earth they lay them.
Protestants have prayers
And constantly they say them.
Americans have enemies
And on television slay them.
I love a man who knows
The games, but does not play them.
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