Would you take my hand tonight,
And would you take the lead if I asked you to,
For this once it would be prudent,
To follow our feelings for each other,
Yes, it would be best,
To act on our impulses,
Because we are young and soft,
And we will live forever
In each other’s eyes, yes, and
In each other’s arms,
We are invincible.
So take my hand tonight.
Something I said, in memory,
Something that haunts me every day,
As I look back on tempestuous times.
Times of strife, chaos, disorder, conflict.
Times of sadness, anger, violence.
Those days are not my fondest.
Growing up in my mother’s home,
We argued, we fought, we shouted,
There were hurtful experiences to be sure.
And on those days, when the tension
Boiled over into an expression
Of hit and miss, chase and tag, and
The belt would come out. Oh, the belt!
Those times I would run to the front door,
Unlock it as fast as I could, and run
Down the sidewalks and across
The streets of my neighborhood,
In my socks, or barefooted,
In the rain sometimes, or after dark,
To my friend’s house, where I could cry,
And then relax and forget, and then
I could be safe again, and then,
My mom would call, to check to see
If I was there, and she would say
I should come home. And when
I was sure the storm had passed,
I would go home again.
So I said to him, do you take baths in volcanoes often? He said, not often but I do like a cup of soup every now and then. Cues. Cuz, you don’t know the half of it! He likes to munch on cucumbers and bathe in onions! So what time do you walk around the block on your tip toes? Is there a certain temperature you like it to be when you’re soaking your feet? Or how about when you clean your dentures? Atta boy!
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Unity sounds good maybe justice too so far so good I trust him he tells the truth and he has his priorities straight maybe victory maybe an end to Covid will it happen I don’t know but maybe is better than not at all at least we have hope.
My point of view on the matter is only a microscopic blip in the political universe. But I’m going to state my case for the record. There was no fraud according to every person that should know, except for the president, who should know better. The election was the most transparent and secure election ever, and Trump lost, fair and square. The few discrepancies that existed have been considered, calculated and declared irrelevant. The margin that Biden won the election by leaves no room for doubt. Nothing was stolen.
So, how is it that Trump, a pathological liar, is able to convince so many people that the election results were fraudulent? Why are members of Congress being targeted with hate, when they had nothing to do with it? It’s this big smoke screen of distraction that is created by Trump in his messages, anything but to accept defeat and admit false communication,
History has split apart into many pieces, and like many pivotal crises in our nation’s past, we may never know the truth about Trump. After the inauguration, he won’t really matter anymore. Whether he goes to jail, or loses billions in court, his time on the national stage is mostly over, and it is time for the country to move on to the next era.
So, let’s just move on…
I’m about to lose my where did I put the what did you say after I said what did you mean when you said what was that I didn’t hear you what do you think what do you want who are you talking about I can’t read minds you can’t use pronouns for everything and thing for whatever it is say what you mean damn it
I cuddled with my warm cat
On the couch,
As the cold wind blew through the trees,
Outside my window.
Tasting a Christmas cookie,
I pondered the past time
With my family and friends.
The ending of the year
Had finally come,
And all was quiet
In my little world.
I thought about a lot of things,
As I munched on my Christmas cookie.
It was cold outside,
And I could see the trees
Through the window,
Blowing in the wind.
I laid down on the couch,
And cuddled with my cat.
The holidays are over now,
But I still have my family,
And my cat, Zeeb.
I like Christmas cookies,
When it’s cold outside,
And I’m cuddled on the couch
With my cat.
