Church Divisions & State Unions
If my words seem at all cliché
They're just as true anyway
But if it is so clear God wants peace
Then why aren't the churches trying to make the wars cease
With each division of every congregation
Man builds a constitution for a new nation
Man ain't following God's commission
To do and follow our Christian mission
If we know God is love
Then hate can only be conquered from above
With free will and mind show love is the ultimate destiny
Show yourselves as God meant the world to be, in harmony
Insomniacs Appeal
Laying in my bed
About half way dead
Demons dwelling in my head
Crying as my heart bled
Because of the sin I can't relent
But always tried to repent
Seems to be death bent
I wish someone could take the hint
I'm driven to addiction
By my constant confliction
An ongoing friction
Between real pain and euphoric fiction
I'm fading away
Man of Easy Outs appending Judgment Day
Looking for new words to say
While I come off cliché
Society
As for morals in society today
It has lost its innocent way
No one truly loves their fellow neighbor
And no one tells the truth anymore
They all lost their sense that Jah is still here
And that His time has come near
They still walk in their adulterous ways
Even to the end of their days
With no care for others
They steal from their sisters and brothers
Even as far to take each other's life
Just adding to each other's strife
But they just look to golden idols
To be their role models
There is no honor left in the human race
When all their morals are out of place
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Neil's Lament
Pegi:
Hey how's your crop growing Neil?
Farmer Neil:
I think I was suckered into a crooked deal
At least our other crops never made us lose a meal
Pegi:
What about the paycheck from Raleigh's Company?
Farmer Neil:
Everything I thought was free
Came with a hidden fee
Instead of a mortgage we have rent
And every seed and chemical is taken out of our payment
We may have a home but not a cent
Hey how's your crop growing Neil?
Farmer Neil:
I think I was suckered into a crooked deal
At least our other crops never made us lose a meal
Pegi:
What about the paycheck from Raleigh's Company?
Farmer Neil:
Everything I thought was free
Came with a hidden fee
Instead of a mortgage we have rent
And every seed and chemical is taken out of our payment
We may have a home but not a cent
Poetry Post 307
Spared
Everyday the world seduces me to sin
Like a raging alcoholic I give in
But then I see God looking at me angry but discerning
Always just leaving me with a warning
I fall down speechless as I stumbled
From an experience that made a once proud man humbled
I promise never to give in
But I grow desperate as the vow grows tiresome the cycle starts over again
Death Plea
Why does God let me live
I don't have anything to give
The world has nothing to benefit from me
There is nothing I have to make me worthy
Nothing has come from what I have said
The world would be better if I was dead
God must have some purpose left for me
Or Satan might just want to see me in misery
Virtue & Lust
Do you believe in virtue and lust
An innocence protected by lack of self trust
Maintaining your morals to maintain your love as a must
Trying to show you somehow deserve
But afraid when the day comes you'll lose your nerve
Or scare her away with feelings so hard to conserve
But led by the trust of the other's modesty
And their full disclosure and tactful honesty
You're headed humbly for a higher harmony
Everyday the world seduces me to sin
Like a raging alcoholic I give in
But then I see God looking at me angry but discerning
Always just leaving me with a warning
I fall down speechless as I stumbled
From an experience that made a once proud man humbled
I promise never to give in
But I grow desperate as the vow grows tiresome the cycle starts over again
Death Plea
Why does God let me live
I don't have anything to give
The world has nothing to benefit from me
There is nothing I have to make me worthy
Nothing has come from what I have said
The world would be better if I was dead
God must have some purpose left for me
Or Satan might just want to see me in misery
Virtue & Lust
Do you believe in virtue and lust
An innocence protected by lack of self trust
Maintaining your morals to maintain your love as a must
Trying to show you somehow deserve
But afraid when the day comes you'll lose your nerve
Or scare her away with feelings so hard to conserve
But led by the trust of the other's modesty
And their full disclosure and tactful honesty
You're headed humbly for a higher harmony
Spousal Support
Fossey:
Did you tell Rachel that you were unemployed?
Thoreau:
No its been a bad day she's already annoyed
If I told her we had to move she'd be destroyed
Fossey did I ever disappoint you?
Fossey:
How could you when you always fight for what is true?
Thoreau:
You mean what happens to be our point of view
Fossey:
No reality and reason are on our side
It is by that truth that we abide
You can't lose when they can't take your pride
Did you tell Rachel that you were unemployed?
Thoreau:
No its been a bad day she's already annoyed
If I told her we had to move she'd be destroyed
Fossey did I ever disappoint you?
Fossey:
How could you when you always fight for what is true?
Thoreau:
You mean what happens to be our point of view
Fossey:
No reality and reason are on our side
It is by that truth that we abide
You can't lose when they can't take your pride
Friday, June 26, 2009
Movie Idea "Blue Jay Hunters"
Genre: Vigilante Action
Characters:
Harold Smith-vigilante youth leader
Dylan Harris-prison guard who aids Harold in the revolution
Ned Coulter-school bully who sucker punches Harold
Howard Smith-father
Melinda Smith-mother
Jonathon Harris-snitch from the group
Courtney Stiles-girlfriend of Ned
Plot: a misguided youth always getting in trouble for tardiness at school and looking at men's magazines and beat up by bullies, is fed up with a world rewarding and embracing spousal abusers, pedophiles, crooked dealers and fanatical racists, decides he will raise an army of over-persecuted youth to fight against the "unquestionable power class of no conscious." He calls them the Blue Jay Killers after To Kill A Mockingbird when Atticus said you can kill all the blue jays you like but don't ever harm a mockingbird. He gets his followers arrested on "victimless crimes." In prison Harold smuggles weapons in through a member who works as a prison guard and orders them to kill violent repeat offenders with light sentences. A Prison investigation leads to the indictment of Harold Smith where he is tried, found guilty and sentenced to death.
Scene Sequence:
1) Beat up in the halls and late for class
2) Sucker punched in detention
3) Authority assistance; detains assaulter
4) Next day revenge from the assaulter
5) Shopping at the mall with mom and goes to the magazine store and is caught peeking at a men's magazine
6) An awkward talk with the father
7) Vulgar lunch break at school where he sees women who rejected him eat with the bullies
8) Watching late night Skinimax and is caught
9) A second awkward talk, a stern discipline and a mutual loss of respect
10) Talk with guidance counselor leads to vague insincere advice of don't beat yourself up and listen to your parents
11) Talk with outcast teenagers who say its not a problem and tell him to tell his parents to lay off
12) False rumors of public indecency sparked by bullies for a prank
13) Faculty/family meeting lead to discussing of expulsion
14) Parent child stand off with parents taking down his bedroom door
15) Harold runs away
16) Next day at school perfectly punctual and arrested for trespassing
17) Parents arrive for arraignment with parents attempted an awkward reconciliation
18) The idea of full blown rebellion takes root
19) Planning an agenda
20) Return for lunch break and recruits youth for his mission
21) Parents announce on taking a weekend vacation leaving Harold alone
22) Announces first meeting time at school lunch break
23) A detailed plan fully laid out for fully committed youth
24) The Blue Jay Killers are caught vandalizing federal property as planned
25) Full confessions
26) Jail arrangements and armaments provided
27) Searching for perfect victims
28) Mass execution at jail showers
29) Interrogation leads to member cracking and revealing the whole conspiracy
30) Harold arrested sleeping under the bridge
31) Trial with Harold's defense of morality and justice and confession of participation
32)Mandatory verdict of guilty with automatic death penalty in their state
33) Next day in jail two men are dead in a cell one being Harold
Characters:
Harold Smith-vigilante youth leader
Dylan Harris-prison guard who aids Harold in the revolution
Ned Coulter-school bully who sucker punches Harold
Howard Smith-father
Melinda Smith-mother
Jonathon Harris-snitch from the group
Courtney Stiles-girlfriend of Ned
Plot: a misguided youth always getting in trouble for tardiness at school and looking at men's magazines and beat up by bullies, is fed up with a world rewarding and embracing spousal abusers, pedophiles, crooked dealers and fanatical racists, decides he will raise an army of over-persecuted youth to fight against the "unquestionable power class of no conscious." He calls them the Blue Jay Killers after To Kill A Mockingbird when Atticus said you can kill all the blue jays you like but don't ever harm a mockingbird. He gets his followers arrested on "victimless crimes." In prison Harold smuggles weapons in through a member who works as a prison guard and orders them to kill violent repeat offenders with light sentences. A Prison investigation leads to the indictment of Harold Smith where he is tried, found guilty and sentenced to death.
Scene Sequence:
1) Beat up in the halls and late for class
2) Sucker punched in detention
3) Authority assistance; detains assaulter
4) Next day revenge from the assaulter
5) Shopping at the mall with mom and goes to the magazine store and is caught peeking at a men's magazine
6) An awkward talk with the father
7) Vulgar lunch break at school where he sees women who rejected him eat with the bullies
8) Watching late night Skinimax and is caught
9) A second awkward talk, a stern discipline and a mutual loss of respect
10) Talk with guidance counselor leads to vague insincere advice of don't beat yourself up and listen to your parents
11) Talk with outcast teenagers who say its not a problem and tell him to tell his parents to lay off
12) False rumors of public indecency sparked by bullies for a prank
13) Faculty/family meeting lead to discussing of expulsion
14) Parent child stand off with parents taking down his bedroom door
15) Harold runs away
16) Next day at school perfectly punctual and arrested for trespassing
17) Parents arrive for arraignment with parents attempted an awkward reconciliation
18) The idea of full blown rebellion takes root
19) Planning an agenda
20) Return for lunch break and recruits youth for his mission
21) Parents announce on taking a weekend vacation leaving Harold alone
22) Announces first meeting time at school lunch break
23) A detailed plan fully laid out for fully committed youth
24) The Blue Jay Killers are caught vandalizing federal property as planned
25) Full confessions
26) Jail arrangements and armaments provided
27) Searching for perfect victims
28) Mass execution at jail showers
29) Interrogation leads to member cracking and revealing the whole conspiracy
30) Harold arrested sleeping under the bridge
31) Trial with Harold's defense of morality and justice and confession of participation
32)Mandatory verdict of guilty with automatic death penalty in their state
33) Next day in jail two men are dead in a cell one being Harold
After School
Thoreau:
Hey honey what happened at school today?
Rachel:
Some things I'd rather not say
Can I just go out to play?
Thoreau:
Sure but first just relax
I just want to know the facts
Rachel:
Well today I was reading them The Lorax
Thoreau:
Well that's a very fine book
Rachel:
Not when everyone's giving you a dirty look
Thoreau:
Well I appreciate the courage you took
Rachel:
The teacher said I was naive to believe that hippie philosophy
And that I shouldn't think so evil of industry
And everyone in class seems to completely agree
Thoreau:
Neither me, you or Dr. Seuss said all industry is bad
Rachel:
But they said we were hypocrites which made me mad
They said your views were corrupting me Dad
Thoreau:
Never mind what they say
You did the right thing today
Now you can go out and play
Hey honey what happened at school today?
Rachel:
Some things I'd rather not say
Can I just go out to play?
Thoreau:
Sure but first just relax
I just want to know the facts
Rachel:
Well today I was reading them The Lorax
Thoreau:
Well that's a very fine book
Rachel:
Not when everyone's giving you a dirty look
Thoreau:
Well I appreciate the courage you took
Rachel:
The teacher said I was naive to believe that hippie philosophy
And that I shouldn't think so evil of industry
And everyone in class seems to completely agree
Thoreau:
Neither me, you or Dr. Seuss said all industry is bad
Rachel:
But they said we were hypocrites which made me mad
They said your views were corrupting me Dad
Thoreau:
Never mind what they say
You did the right thing today
Now you can go out and play
Poetry Post 306
False Idols/True Hope
Don't sacrifice to Moloch, don't sacrifice to Baal
Pagan gods always have and always will fail
Don't be taken in
Seduced to the ultimate sin
You know you will never win
With a god wanting the blood of your children
Praise Jehovah even when others test your dedication
Abraham and Job had faith in the resurrection
When innocents suffer it is not God's will but Satan's
Who plants fear, doubt and hate in the heart of man's
Exercise faith and follow Christ's Way
The redemption of suffering is at Judgment Day
Suburban Death Trap
Welcome to the suburban Death Trap
Where identical houses cover the map
Where you have nothing to do and no one has anything to say
Your future's in the past because tomorrow's just another yesterday
And every job has a name tag and a uniform
And the void of options forces you to conform
Even the slightest deviation makes you a freak
As people watch you walk the street you get a double peek
And the people wonder what you're about to do
Because suburbia has nowhere to go to
Fulfillment
America believes in God and believes itself a Christian nation
It believes it can do anything except make reparation
It believes it can justify genocide and massacre
But it can't spare a few pennies to feed the needy and poor
Well I guess the widow, the orphan, the alien and the oppressed don't have much longer to fear
Because the wars, the famines and the plagues show Armageddon might already be here
Don't sacrifice to Moloch, don't sacrifice to Baal
Pagan gods always have and always will fail
Don't be taken in
Seduced to the ultimate sin
You know you will never win
With a god wanting the blood of your children
Praise Jehovah even when others test your dedication
Abraham and Job had faith in the resurrection
When innocents suffer it is not God's will but Satan's
Who plants fear, doubt and hate in the heart of man's
Exercise faith and follow Christ's Way
The redemption of suffering is at Judgment Day
Suburban Death Trap
Welcome to the suburban Death Trap
Where identical houses cover the map
Where you have nothing to do and no one has anything to say
Your future's in the past because tomorrow's just another yesterday
And every job has a name tag and a uniform
And the void of options forces you to conform
Even the slightest deviation makes you a freak
As people watch you walk the street you get a double peek
And the people wonder what you're about to do
Because suburbia has nowhere to go to
Fulfillment
America believes in God and believes itself a Christian nation
It believes it can do anything except make reparation
It believes it can justify genocide and massacre
But it can't spare a few pennies to feed the needy and poor
Well I guess the widow, the orphan, the alien and the oppressed don't have much longer to fear
Because the wars, the famines and the plagues show Armageddon might already be here
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