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mike91848
20. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:12 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:12 AM EDT
I bow to the great poets
Not me of course
That have labored and posted
Ttheir works of words
To be read and enjoyed by all

An Dats da Twuths

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mike91848
21. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:12 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:12 AM EDT
Love

One look can convey a world
A glance can be an eternity
One vision of you gives me life

Thoughts of you in me
Send my love to you
To touch your tender heart

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mike91848
22. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:16 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:18 AM EDT
Farley’s visit to Ralph’s

Farley was an older gent in his early 70’s with a waist size that almost matched his age. He was a nice enough fellow, easy going and all. Stretched out he was maybe 6’ or so. He had gray hair with a bald spot on the top of his head big enough to serve toast on, but I wouldn’t recommend it. He looked his age pretty much and had the voice of a gravel mixer if you know what I mean; sort of deep but raspy, gravely. He liked people enough but most people were a bit put off by old Farley because of his gas.

One day old Farley went to Ralph’s to pick up some supplies and all. About half way through the store old Farley started to have some stomach problems. For those of you that need it spelled he had a case of bad gas, again. Too bad the restroom was in need of repair or what followed might never have happened. Around these parts this story is much like a fish tale from an old fisherman, every time it gets told it gets a little bigger.

Now this is what I heard straight and true. Farley made it into the check out line without passing gas. He put all of his supplies up on the checkout counter and was waiting behind Mrs. White who by the way was bit under the weather with her own stomach problems. Probably got it from all the kids in her 4th grade class over to the school where she had been teaching pretty much for the last 30 years or so.

Now behind old Farley was young Mrs. Kidden, no kidding, that’s her name. Can’t make up stuff like that! She was pregnant again with number 5. She was holding number 4 with number 3 by her side and the twin’s right behind her causing a ruckus as usual.

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mike91848
23. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:17 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:17 AM EDT
Farley’s visit to Ralph’s - continued

Well as luck would have it old Farley had pulled out his Ralph’s discount card and promptly dropped it right on the floor by his feet. According to the witnesses here is what happened.

Old Farley tried to bend over to pick up his Ralph’s discount card and his hind end, larger than normal now, bumped into Mrs. Kidden which sent her backing up into the twins. At about the same time old Farley cut loose with series of loud smelly ones that got to Mrs. White real quick like and along with her stomach problems, well she threw up all over the checkout counter which set off number 3. Number 3 laid his cookies out all over his mom’s shoes which set off the twins a laughing so hard that they wet their pants. Mrs. Kidden was so mad she laid a right hook into old Farley’s chin that darn near knocked him down as he stepped back and proceeded to trip over Mrs. White; they both ended up on the floor in a heap of odd shapes and cuss words we haven’t heard since the forties.

Now it took all of the check out folks and the manager and the assistant manager to help old Farley get up along with Mrs. White. Not an injury to either one. Old Farley’s gas had started all of this and to this day he still says it was the Ralph’s discount card’s fault.

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mike91848
24. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:22 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:22 AM EDT
Jennifer joins Jugular Jabber

Carpenter captures cutie

Dexterities’ derailed during Dexter’s double docking


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mike91848
25. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:22 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:22 AM EDT
Michael’s Mrs. makes Michael merry

Jennifer’s jeans just jettisoned joining jumbled jockeys
(Sorry, no offense intended……it’s their honeymoon you know!)


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mike91848
26. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:24 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:24 AM EDT
Former friends find future fantastic!

Jennifer joining joyous!


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mike91848
27. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:24 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:24 AM EDT
Hall’s Happy Haiku
Having Happy Hula Hips
Hall’s Hitch Happily

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mike91848
28. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:25 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:25 AM EDT
Hall halted her hiatus having hitched her

Jennifer’s jolly jester jostled

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mike91848
29. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 12:32 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 12:32 AM EDT
(Picture a SNL skit)

(adult theme just for fun)

Spaghetti
Setting, small family run café in New York, NY, Italian, dinner time, Saturday night

Mike
I would like the spaghetti and meat balls with meat sauce.

Waiter
Do you want one meatball or two?

Mike
(He is hard of hearing)
Why would you ask me that?

Waiter
Sir, you have a choice so I’m just asking.

Mike
I was born this way, I didn’t have a choice.

Waiter
Pardon me sir, I think you misunderstood.

Mike
Look, if I knew I had to have two balls to order a meal in here I would have gone somewhere else!

Waiter
Sir, I didn’t say you had to have two balls, just if you wanted one or two meatballs with your spaghetti.

Mike
How many balls do you have to have to work here anyway? I see several female waitresses here.

Waiter
Sir if you would rather have a female waitress just say so.

Mike
Okay, I’ll have one female waitress and I’ll supply the meatball myself.

Waiter
Oh god SIR, you can not order a waitress for your meal; they are not on the menu.

Mike
Make up your mind will you. Look I don’t care if you serve her on a plate or a menu just bring the brunette and hurry. My meatball is getting cold!

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CKrelax
CKrelax
30. RE: Dexter Poems
May 21 2009, 10:30 AM EDT | Post edited: May 21 2009, 10:30 AM EDT
"(Picture a SNL skit)

(adult theme just for fun)

Spaghetti
Setting, small family run café in New York, NY, Italian, dinner time, Saturday night

Mike
I would like the spaghetti and meat balls with meat sauce.

Waiter
Do you want one meatball or two?

Mike
(He is hard of hearing)
Why would you ask me that?

Waiter
Sir, you have a choice so I’m just asking.

Mike
I was born this way, I didn’t have a choice.

Waiter
Pardon me sir, I think you misunderstood.

Mike
Look, if I knew I had to have two balls to order a meal in here I would have gone somewhere else!

Waiter
Sir, I didn’t say you had to have two balls, just if you wanted one or two meatballs with your spaghetti.

Mike
How many balls do you have to have to work here anyway? I see several female waitresses here.

Waiter
Sir if you would rather have a female waitress just say so.

Mike
Okay, I’ll have one female waitress and I’ll supply the meatball myself.

Waiter
Oh god SIR, you can not order a waitress for your meal; they are not on the menu.

Mike
Make up your mind will you. Look I don’t care if you serve her on a plate or a menu just bring the brunette and hurry. My meatball is getting cold!

"
HAHAAHAHHAHAAHHAAHAA OMG that is sooo funny Mike!!!!! my meatball is getting cold hahhahahahaha
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dexlvr3
dexlvr3
31. RE: Dexter Poems
May 22 2009, 4:16 AM EDT | Post edited: May 22 2009, 4:16 AM EDT
My first memory
Is seeing the red
It covers me like a blanket
My mother is dead

The doors fly open
The light burns my eyes
The man gently lifts me
He softens my cries

My new life's a mystery
I'm trying to heal
I have a new family
But nothing I feel

My father gives lessons
We have a secret pact
I smile on the outside
It's all a huge act

I've learned to fit in
Where others have not
I kill in the darkness
I'll never be caught

My memories now
Are seeing the red
It covers them like a blanket
My victims lay dead

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mike91848
32. RE: Dexter Poems
May 22 2009, 12:06 PM EDT | Post edited: May 22 2009, 12:06 PM EDT
Very good dexlvr3. Do you find this valuable?    
dexlvr3
dexlvr3
33. RE: Dexter Poems
May 22 2009, 1:05 PM EDT | Post edited: May 22 2009, 1:05 PM EDT
"Very good dexlvr3."
Thank you very much, Mike! Yours are awesome!
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Sueezedtight
Sueezedtight
34. RE: Dexter Poems
May 22 2009, 4:00 PM EDT | Post edited: Oct 15 2009, 10:24 AM EDT
How can you tell your heart is broken?
Each piece is sharp just like a knife.
Their edges cut into your soul,
And bleed away all trace of life.

But even more, that missing part
Creates a space where nothing stays
You cannot help but feel so empty
Loneliness keeps all away.

Will there ever be an ending,
To all this sadness and despair?
To dry your eyes, to better see
And try to look, you know not where.

Perhaps, one day, should you be able
To carry on, in spite of this.
The hope that seems to spring eternal
May bring, at last, a gentle kiss.

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CKrelax
CKrelax
35. RE: Dexter Poems
May 25 2009, 9:47 PM EDT | Post edited: May 25 2009, 9:47 PM EDT
"My first memory
Is seeing the red
It covers me like a blanket
My mother is dead

The doors fly open
The light burns my eyes
The man gently lifts me
He softens my cries

My new life's a mystery
I'm trying to heal
I have a new family
But nothing I feel

My father gives lessons
We have a secret pact
I smile on the outside
It's all a huge act

I've learned to fit in
Where others have not
I kill in the darkness
I'll never be caught

My memories now
Are seeing the red
It covers them like a blanket
My victims lay dead

"
Well done!
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mike91848
36. RE: Dexter Poems
May 25 2009, 10:09 PM EDT | Post edited: May 25 2009, 10:09 PM EDT
"How can you tell your heart is broken?
Each piece is sharp just like a knife.
Their edges cut into your soul,
And bleed away all trace of life.

But even more, that missing part
Creates a space where nothing stays
You cannot help but feel so empty
Loneliness keeps all away.

Will there ever be an ending,
To all this sadness and despair?
To dry your eyes, to better see
And try to look, you know not where.

Perhaps, one day, should you be able
To carry on, in spite of this.
The hope that seems to spring eternal
May bring, at last, some form of bliss.

"
This is good! A broken heart is sad!
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dexlvr3
dexlvr3
37. RE: Dexter Poems
May 25 2009, 10:27 PM EDT | Post edited: May 25 2009, 10:27 PM EDT
"This is good! A broken heart is sad!"
Yeah, this totally pulled at my heartstrings!
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dexlvr3
dexlvr3
38. RE: Dexter Poems
May 26 2009, 1:02 AM EDT | Post edited: May 26 2009, 1:02 AM EDT
"Well done!"
Thanks!
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Sueezedtight
Sueezedtight
39. RE: Dexter Poems
Jul 22 2009, 10:19 PM EDT | Post edited: Jul 22 2009, 10:30 PM EDT
Dexter's Saran rap

His victim shivers, wrapped so tight
stopping struggles, instilling fright
their terror grips them. as it might
as they are dispatched into the night.

The dark passenger's front row seat
audience for a show that can't be beat.
Death is dealt, short and sweet,
bits and pieces wrapped in a sheet.

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