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Cornfedtrouble: February 2007

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Monday, February 26, 2007

Unuttered implosion



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Thursday, February 22, 2007

BHS students Adventure

Thanks for the kind attention today. Please leave a comment, ask a question, or whatever. I will put the links to the pieces in a day or two.

If you are looking for some excellent poetry. The New Verse News (the link is also the left) has a new poem every day and they are always of excellent quality. One of my poems, Amerika's Game, was the feature on Feb 5.


Go to Poem Hunter and search for Alan Bender to find another group of my poems, but don't stop there look around make some comments.


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Saturday, February 10, 2007

Short histiographic poetry trip for lazy readers

Better ahead than a behind

There was this Saint
Francis of Assisi
A rich kid who
Had these Oedipal struggles,
maybe it was his Dad
or maybe it was loose living
I never can quite decide
but it was probably just guilt
that got the best of him.
He wanted to take off his clothes
Be a disciple of Socrates
or was it Archimedes?
One of the two, but
his timing wasn’t good,
So he painted himself tree green
Started talking to the birds.
This was out of order
So what could he do, but
Grow his own.
Well you know how it goes

If you’re ahead of your time
Everybody thinks you’re smoking dope
& a life of poverty is your fate.
After Pope Innocent had a bad dream
He called begging
A pattern for virtuous living
(Not for him, you understand, for that
poor sucker in his dream)
St Frances finally got the last laugh
He caught up with Innocent in Purgatory
Both were waiting for a map
A heaven guide book
As it turns out, it was about the time
Galileo came up with new insight
Sort of a revolutionary earth idea
about how the world goes around
It sort of turned
the Pope’s world upside down
Frances was at the bottom
on earth
Now he was on top.
With his bad eyes, stigmataism I think,
He took his map and went
the wrong way,
but he got where he was heading anyway
Which is why he is often called
the patron saint of Corrigan,
Both are remembered for going
The wrong way.



Hint for the creative loafer, busy student, or ... whatever


In my opinion, every poem should take the reader on a trip. The internet and the hyperlinks in this piece ease the burden of discovery. Most poems are not hyperlinked, but no problem, go to "The Free Dictionary" and learn how to customize your browser. Do it once and the next time you are curious about a word or phrase, highlight it and right click. Wola.

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Monday, February 05, 2007

Amerika's Game

One of my poems published by New Verse News, Monday, February 05, 2007. Check out their site, I think you will enjoy it. The New Verse News

Friday, February 02, 2007

When Nobody is an expert - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Madness happens

A Spoof of Concept


An intermittent internet graffiti artist
Posting as MissPoesy
Defaces self important comments
Sanctimonious online sycophants
Sing to their blog-master creators

Laterally (s)he jabs in
Undeciphered strophes
Not with a scratch or geehaw
Of incoherent gibberish
Left to atrophy
Among unrepentant egos
(Those who resemble tomato can
Advant-garde symbols
Symbols they never understood
Never understood, never
Understood),
But with panache (the French version).

Those unsuspecting clods plod on
Never asking why
Why MissPosey writes
More refined ignorance than they
Like cons descending to pour
Moonshine on their booty
No fraternity dare exclude
Words their reason cannot counter

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