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Expression makes us human, repression makes us devils. Here you will find the undoing of a devil through expression without the fear of limits.

Book Of Dreams

The older you get the more you find you need to plan your time. We write in our diaries with the expectation that the future will turn into today, lest we forget nothing is guaranteed and perhaps sometimes we put things off until tomorrow which we should do today.



Tomorrow

Starched snakes leave ink on leaves,
file time with the precision of a librarian’s index finger.

Yesterday is a history professor’s homework.
Today is a fidgeting child who wants to play without being stuck on a parents arm

Tomorrow is a word Time never forged
Buy not the dream - go play with Today.

The Evolution Of Art

Caveman George was not a professor but he could draw a dam good stickman and that, that was what people wanted not this wheel business and talk of its application as revolutionary mobile dinner plate.

Yes this was what people wanted, thought George, something to brighten their cave up and remind them of those good old times hunting, the injuries and getting lost due to bad directions off the PomPom the shamen.

Yes this was it a master in the making, thought George, as he smudged his finger on the wall.

“What a pile of crap”, said Wally behind him.

Visiting The Museum

My nephews are interested in my samuari sword, which being functional is tucked away securely out of reach. It did occur to me that I have two more weapons, which equally need to be secured although lack the spiritual elegance of a katana.

I keep them as Relics to a past, idle as museum pieces but part of an important history for there is more than one story attached to them.

The following is an expression of looking at the two knives I once wielded not as a cutter but something altogether darker.


Relics

Dust clings to their ribs and palmed lined
heads like soot to skin.

Unearthed the sheaf’s hold their guard
protect the metallic ice

Relics with blood tainted edges of
The Devil himself.

Costume Drama

Death did not get any letters and it was annoying because the chap Goodie Two Shoes, up the road with his mansion and endless pool parties got a quadrillion letters by the hour telling him how fabulous he was.

It annoyed Death immensely, Goodie Two Shoes was idle while Death worked hard every minute of every day only to be cursed, sworn at and told to come back later when Death has made an appointment.

Death was determined to get appreciation. It was a matter of the work clothes. No one would turn Death away now, not dressed as Elvis.

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