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What will you be doing this Paddy's Day? Getting drunk with friends? Wearing an oversized hat shaped somewhat like a pint a Guinness? Searching the internet for Leprechaun porn?..
Yeah, that last one just doesn't seem right, I know, but according to Pornhub, searches for the tiny, mystical, musical, ginger fairies will soar by over 8000 per cent on the days surrounding St Patrick's Day.
As reported by the Mirror, it's not only Leprechauns getting us a little hot under the collar this 17th March. Apparently there is also a huge spike in searches for things such as 'Irish redhead', 'Irish cougar', 'Celtic', 'Clover', and 'Green hair'.
What the fuck is clover porn?
On Paddy's day last year, searches for 'Irish' rose by 650 per cent, and considering the adult website gets over 20 million visitors every day, at least thousands, if not tens of thousands of people were responsible for such a rise in specific searches.
A spokesperson for Pornhub said:
We checked to see what search terms increase significantly in the days surrounding St Patrick's Day.
Believe it or not, some people do search 'leprechaun' throughout the year, but it goes up 8,142 per cent and 'St Patrick's Day' goes up 6,177 per cent.
Also worth mentioning is that spelling mistakes are a lot more common throughout the week, as it is thought drunken revellers return home and head onto Pornhub to drunkenly type out their favourite Irish fantasies.

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London, Aug 6 : English pop singer/songwriter Leona Lewis has proven that she has talent, and now she would like to have her own fashion range too.
The X Factor winner has arranged a meeting with High Street supremo Sir Philip Green to thrash out a deal for her own Topshop collection, and they will be getting together in London soon to discuss the mega-money deal.
"Philip and Leona have a dinner booked in later this month," the Sun quoted a source as confirming.
"They have fitted it in after he returns from Ibiza and before she heads back to the States.
"He knows she is emerging into one of the world's top pop stars and wants to discuss her doing her own Topshop range.
"She's a beautiful girl and a huge star but also has a great girl-next-door quality that means her style will appeal to lots of young women.
"Leona is really excited. I'm sure her bank manager - or should that be Simon Cowell - is too. It will make her an absolute packet," the source added.
By getting involved in the fashion industry Lewis will follow in the footsteps of megastars including Victoria Beckham and Jennifer Lopez.
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Steve, you and your company not only met, but exceeded our expectations. Moves at the best of times are challenging. Our move was very challenging as we moved from a very large home in the country with both expensive heavy furniture and delicate art work.
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Your moving team which consisted of Bert, Bill, Steven and John, were all wonderful. Very skilled, helpful, professional and cheerful. There wasn't a thing these terrific guys would not do to help and assist in any way possible. As you are all aware, our move lasted for days and each and every day your team was there on time with a smile on their faces willing, not only to please, but go the extra mile if needed.
I thank you again for a wonderful move. Matco Moving Solutions will be highly recommended to our family and friends, just like it was recommended to us by our trusted and good friends who had the same positive experience as we did,
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I would just like to tell you what a pleasure it was working with you and your group for the Maintenance Technical Records move. We had four cold storage units full of very heavy and dusty bins of records and your crews moved everything within 3 days – I could not believe how much they accomplished in that time! The move was to our hangar and up two flights of stairs as sadly there is no elevator in that building.
Your fellows showed up every day with good humour, energy and motivation and they made an extremely daunting move look like an everyday thing! It wasn't an easy move by any account and they worked so hard and I never heard one of them complain! They just kept working steady and taking very few, much deserved, breaks!
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I would highly recommend Matco Moving Solutions and have already been telling all who will listen what a wonderful company you are to work with!
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We want to express our ultimate gratitude for the way in which the whole move was handled: the honesty in the way you responded to all our questions, sending the two trucks and the exceptional crew.
Russ (a smiley, gentle leader), Keith (with his slogan, "we are here to serve"), and the two young gentlemen, were most efficient, professional and friendly individuals. We felt very comfortable with them. They were outstanding working in such extreme heat and smoke that day. The cartons marked "NEED TODAY" were all conveniently placed in the respective rooms.
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GFL Environmental Corp sells C$200 mln 5-year notes
June 11 (Reuters) - GFL Environmental Corp on Tuesday sold C$200 million ($196 million) of five-year notes due June 18, 2018, according to a term sheet seen by Reuters.
The 7.50 percent notes were priced at par to yield 584.2 basis points over the Canadian government benchmark, according to the term sheet.
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One bedroom with one matrimonial or two single beds, private bathroom with shower, hairdryer and private balcony. The studio has a small kitchen, electric kettle, satellite T.V , music through the TV, safety deposit box, automatic air conditioning and mini bar. Studio can accommodate two or three adults. One of the studio has been specially modified and equipped for persons with special needs. Baby cot available upon requestREAD MORE
You can enjoy a comfortable stay in a spacious area on split levels connected by an interior stairway. On the lower level there is the main bedroom with a matrimonial or two single beds, living area, TV, safety deposit box and music through TV. There is also a small kitchen with fridge, toaster and also a bathroom with bathtub with hydro-massage. On the upper level (loft) the ceiling domed in the traditional manner of the island, there are two single beds. Maisonettes can accommodate 2 - 4 adults.READ MORE
One bedroom with one matrimonial or two single beds, private bathroom with bathtub with hydro- massage, a hair dryer and private balcony with pool or a garden view. Deluxe rooms in colours of yellow, red or Aegean blue offer a small kitchen, electric kettle, toaster, satellite T.V, music through the TV , safety deposit box, automatic air conditioning and mini bar. Baby cot available upon requestREAD MORE
One Bedroom with 1 Matrimonial Bed, a sitting area, private bathroom and a balcony with garden or a pool view. In one part of the living area there is a fully equipped kitchen, electric kettle, fridge, toaster. In the suite as in all the other suites in our hotel, the bathroom contains a bathtub with hydro-massage and a hair-dryer. Baby cot available upon requestREAD MORE
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One bedroom with one queen bed on split levels connected by an interior stairway. One more bedroom with a matrimonial bed and a separate living room. In one part of the living area there is a fully equipped kitchen, electric kettle, toaster and fridge , a private bathroom which contains a bathtub with hydro-massage, a hair-dryer.and two private balconies one with a pool view and one with a sea view. One balcony has two sun beds to lie back and relax with. There is also two televisions, one in the bedroom and one in the sitting room, safety deposit box, automatic air conditioning, mini bar and music through the TV. Baby cot available upon requestREAD MORE
Hotel Anassa is a brand new 4 star luxury hotel, a new edition to the popular resort of Kamari and just some metres away from the beach.
Hotel Anassa is a small traditional hotel combining a Greek atmosphere with a modern way of life. The Anassa's exterior has been built with traditional greek Cycladic architecture in minds the interior is modern with of the 17 suites, maisonettes all differing in color, size and style.
The newly built Anassa has a spacious and inviting terrace and a pool area where guests can relax as the bar serves a wide range of drinks and little snacks to keep you refreshed throughout the day.
If you are looking to relax, unwind and take in the beauty of your surroundings then the Anassa is the perfect spot.
1. If cancelled up to 22 days before the arrival date, no fees will be charged. 2. If reservation is cancelled between 8 to 21 days prior to arrival date of the client , 20 % of the total cost will be charged. 3. If reservation is cancelled between 1 to 7 days prior to arrival date of the client , 50 % of the total cost will be charged. 4. If modified later or in case of no show, the total price 100 % of the reservation will be charged accordinally.
Kamari is one of the most beautiful villages in Santorini, which is situated on the eastern side of the island.It has a pharmacy, cinemas, cash machines and also has a regular bus service to Fira and other places in Santorini such as Oia, Perissa, Pyrgos and Akrotiri. At night you can enjoy a drink at the restaurants or the bars which are along this black coast.
For the visitors, who like sport, they can try water sports or walk the paths on the hill of Mesa Vouno, visit the small church of Zoodoxos Pigi or visit the excavations of Ancient Thira.
Hotel Anassa is located 80 meters away from the most famous beach of the island, Kamari.
Kamari?s clean and quiet black beach is the perfect place to lie back, relax and soak up hot rays from the beaming Greek sun.
|ShellyFri 23 Jun, 2017
Perfect Family Hotel
This was our favorite hotel in all of our travels thru Greece! Perfect location close to the beach but private. Masionette room provided more space than needed for a family of 4. Entire hotel was extremely clean. Amazing breakfast and hotel staff that went above and beyond to make us happy! The only place to stay in Kamari!!!!!
|RogerTue 13 Jun, 2017
A wonderful stay
The hotel staff was the most generous group of people. The breakfast was outstanding. The room was the largest room we had stayed in all of Europe. The a/c worked perfectly too. Thanks for a great stay!
|CraigMon 12 Jun, 2017
Perfect Place to Stay
The staff could not have been more lovely and the room had a great rustic charm. Located right on the water and easy walking distance to everything in the area, I wouldn't think of staying anywhere else. We will be back!
|RaquelWed 07 Jun, 2017
Loved this hotel!!!
The hotel was beautiful. The facilities were impeccable, and the staff were incredibly helpful. One of us has a bit of a problem with mobility so they didn't only let us choose the room that was most comfortable, but they also engineered a little ladder for my friend to climb comfortably into the bathtub. I would definitely recommend and go back to this hotel.
|LeeSat 03 Jun, 2017
From the moment we arrived, we felt the warmth of hospitality on offer which continued throughout our stay. The rooms were spacious, tastefully decorated and very well equipped. The location is absolutely ideal, and the pool layout is well designed for all day sun. However, the stand-out feature was the friendliness of all the staff who were simply wonderful (Elias in particular) - you are all an absolute credit to this wonderful establishment. We would 100% recommend & we will definitely return. Many Thanks for a great week!
|aliWed 31 May, 2017
Love it
Great staff , super clean great location. Love to come back
|ElkeWed 05 Oct, 2016
Very nice hotel
we loved the Hotel and the friendly staff give us everytime a great welcome.We come back next year.
|EvaTue 27 Sep, 2016
very nice boutique hotel
great servis, lovely rooms
|terenceFri 23 Sep, 2016
loved this hotel
great hotel, lovely staff, good breakfast, every where spotlessly clean, i would definitely recomend this hotel.
|ChrisThu 22 Sep, 2016
This is a great hotel
very comfortable hotel, convenient location (I gave it 4 because of signage, not easy to find)just a (very) short walk to beach, bars and restaurants, lovely staff very friendly and helpful
|ElaineWed 21 Sep, 2016
Lovely quiet hotel
Very friendly, lovely room, would certainly stay there again
|JonnyTue 20 Sep, 2016
Great straff and nice hotel
|LisaFri 12 Aug, 2016
A little gem of a hotel
I can't speak highly enough of this hotel. We had the best time staying at Anassa. Fotini, Zaf and all of the staff went above and beyond to make our stay perfect, very friendly, happy and extremely helpful all of the time. We stayed in suite 216 which suited us with teenage daughters. It was very comfortable and kept amazingly clean everyday. We will definitely return again. The beach and restaurants being so close, makes this a very relaxing easy going place to stay! 10/10 for me! Just perfect!
|ElkeTue 12 Jul, 2016
Have felt fine to us very much and would have remained with pleasure longer. Everything was very comfortable Fotini and your employees perform a very good job.Friendliness and service is capitalised in the Anassa. We come again with pleasure - Thank you
|MichaelMon 04 Jul, 2016
Great Experience
The staff are fantastic and the room was beautiful. We really enjoyed our time at Anassa. Close to the beach and they had a terrific pool so you can choose which you prefer. Easy acess to town and transportation all over the island.
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I first heard about 826
Chicago when I moved to the Windy City back in August 2010 and
knew immediately that I wanted to volunteer with the program.
826CHI is the local chapter of 826 National, a string of
non-profit writing and tutoring centers around the country. Here in
Chicago, volunteers work with students 6 to 18 during after-school
tutoring, in-school tutoring and class fieldtrips to the 826 center
in Wicker Park.
Two and a half years after my move, I finally signed up for
volunteer orientation. I blame my college habits of procrastinating
and an adjustment period to life in the "real world".
During volunteer orientation, I came up with the idea for this
blog. A place to share what I'm learning while I work with students
and how those lessons are a reflection of our community. My hope is
that our readers can take something from these volunteer adventures
as well.
Today I had my first volunteer experience with 826 at an
in-school session. It made me feel old, especially because none of
the students in the class knew about the Tanya Harding/Nancy
Kerrigan scandal (we told them it was like reality TV before
reality TV existed). Part of that whole feeling old thing was the
realization that even though I'm only 24, being a kid now is a lot
different now than it was when I was in school. And growing up in
Chicago in 2013 is a lot different than growing up in the suburbs
of Metro Detroit in the '90s... although I was asked by a student
if I've met Eminem, so I guess some celebrities have made it
through two generations.
My goal with this project, and with this blog, is to better
understand the young communities across Chicago. I plan to share
what I learn, as I'm learning it, on ChicagoParent.com. I'll also
talk more about each volunteer session, what we're working on and
more about 826CHI. I hope it will inspire our readers to get
involved in their own communities as well. At the very least, I
know we'll meet some great students along the way.
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Hydroxyl radical reactions with 2-chlorophenol as a model for oxidation in supercritical water
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To determine the detailed mechanism of 2-chlorophenol (2-CP) oxidation in supercritical water, both the experiments and theoretical calculations were conducted in this paper. A set of experiments was performed to oxidize 2-CP in supercritical water under temperatures of 380–420 °C, pressure of 25 MPa, residence times of 0–60 s, and H2O2 as oxidant. By determining the molar yields of products, the primary single-ring products were identified as chlorohydroquinone, 2,4-dichlorophenol (2,4-DCP), 2,6-DCP, and 4-CP. The trends for the molar yields of the four products were analyzed at various temperatures and residence times. And built upon the trends, the possible reaction pathways were conjectured. Subsequently, the reaction mechanism was further verified by theoretical calculations, in which density functional theory was adopted as the computational method. The calculated results have well illustrated the experimental results and ascertained the reaction paths we proposed.


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PERFECT LOCATION! First line to the beach/sea in Altea. 3 bedromms and 2 bathrooms corner apartment with a big terrace on the beach. Included a closed garage and a storageroom. Furnished and new.
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As the second biggest city in Germany, Hamburg has a unique atmosphere. It is home to largest port in the country and the second busiest in the Europe, and it has a wealth of sights and points of interest for tourists. Car hire in Hamburg is the ideal way to see as much of the city as possible from the port area to neoclassical neighbourhoods. Attractions such as the Miniatur Wunderland and Tierpark Hagenbeck are not to be missed and the Hamburg Museum, which was founded in 1908, offers a look into the city's past.
Many tourists visit the port of Hamburg each year in order to see the many ships which dock here. Elsewhere the Speicherstadt or the city of warehouses has become a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its importance as a business centre, as much as its architecture. Kunsthalle Hamburg is also worth visiting as it is one of the most important art museums in Germany. Tierpark Hagenbeck is home to more than 1,860 animals including one of the biggest elephant herds in Europe. The zoo has been open from more than 100 years and also contains "plant world", a beautiful park which is always in season. Heide Park resort is also worth visiting if you are travelling with children, as this fun theme park is home to more than 40 rides. The St. Michaelis church is a popular site for tourists to see, not only for its Baroque architecture but the chance to climb its tower and be treated to a panorama of the city. Rent a car in Hamburg and you will be able to access the city's many points of interest as well as being able to visit and explore the surrounding region.
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Into The West returns this week with Gunsmoke. We'll hear Doc Holiday, the episode from July 19, 1952.
On this episode of The Horror we hear from Quiet, Please. Northern Lights first aired January 30, 1949.
First on the show this week is Casey, Crime Photographer with Photo Of The Dead, their story from July 24, 1947. After that, Night Beat tells the story of Vincent And The Painter, which first aired June 19, 1950.
On the Relic Radio Show this week, Bold Venture starts us off with Shannon's A Sucker, its episode from October 1, 1951. Then, Believe It Or Not tells us of the Most Trusting Man. We conclude with Obsession, and their story from May 5, 1952 titled, Cry Vengeance.
On this episode of Relic Radio Science Fiction we hear from Exploring Tomorrow. This episode, titled Time Heals, first aired May 14, 1958.
On this week's episode of Strange Tales, The Creaking Door delivers an odd story titled, Where The Dead Sleep. This episode was originally broadcast February 22, 1965.
On this episode of Orson Welles On The Air, we hear from This Is My Best. Here's the April 17, 1945 episode titled, I Will Not Go Back.


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Allow yourself freedom to cook as you please with the flexibility and advanced technology of the AEG HK654200FB induction hob. This induction hob offers 4 sections for maximum heat and has a powerful booster and front 'direktouch' controls for direct access to your desired cooking level.
At the touch of a finger, you have instant access to the hob's controls and immediate control to select the precise level of heat you need. An intelligent AutoMax function brings the zone up to the boil and then will reduce it to the pre-selected power level for the remainder of the cooking time. With the HK654200FB, it responds as soon as the pan touches the hob. It immediately heats the pan- and only the pan- to the right temperature.
Ultra-efficient induction works by creating a magnetic field between the hob and steel or iron pan. The heat is instant; it is easily controlled and energy efficient. Surfaces are very easy to clean and the bevelled edge design ensures no trapped dirt.
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When I moved to the U.S. I was impressed with the number of total strangers who visited my home to wish me well...they all sold insurance! One day my visitor was talking about the necessity to be prudent in the preparation for all possibilities. "If something should happen to you, Mr. Briscoe&md;" he started to say, but I interrupted with, "Please don't say that. It upsets me." He was a little startled, but tried again, "But with all due respects, sir, we must be ready if something should happen to us." "Don't say that," I insisted. He looked totally bewildered and said, "I don't understand what I said to upset you." "Then I'll tell you," I replied. "It upsets me that you talk about (life's) only certainty as if it's a possibility. Death isn't a possibility, it's a certainty. You don't say "if," you say "when," whenever death is the subject."


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New Delhi, Feb 25 (PTI) With the economy recoveringfaster than anticipated, Chief Economic Advisor Kaushik Basutoday said India''s economic growth rate could be in doubledigits in the next three years.
Referring to the impact of political turmoil in theMiddle East, he said the crisis would not hurt the economyunless the crude oil prices rise to "abnormally" high levels.
Inflation, however, would continue to be an area ofconcern, said Basu, the main author of the Economic Survey2010-11, which was tabled in Parliament by Finance MinisterPranab Mukherjee earlier in the day.
"In the next three years, it is possible (10 per centgrowth rate)," he told reporters when asked if India couldachieve an economic growth rate of 10 per cent.
The Survey said that economic growth will return to thepre-global crisis level of 9 per cent during 2011-12, from 8.6per cent in the current fiscal and 8 per cent a year ago.
Following the global financial meltdown, the growthrate slipped to 6.8 per cent in 2008-09 from over 9 per centin the preceding three years.
Basu sees no "serious worry" on the economy due toslowdown in FDI and excessive FIIs and expect them to becorrected soon.
"I right now see no real serious worry on the FIIs orFDI. One has slowed down one is very high.. I just hope thatthis will be corrected over the next month or next year," Basusaid.
He said that foreign direct investment (FDI) this yearhas been of some concern. However, "there are deals in theoffing which makes me feel that FDI we don''t have to reallyworry for too long it is going to pick up over the next year.
Basu added that FII flows have been very high this yearbut there was not substantial increase in exchange rate due tothe flow of hot money.
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Crawley - recalled to less than unanimous acclaim after an absence of more than three years - hoped to prove his fitness once the squad assembled at Lord's this afternoon.
But it wasn't only Crawley's back, tweaked during last week's championship match between Hampshire and Kent, that felt the strain.
For England's selectors have been under pressure all weekend after picking a squad too long in the tooth for the liking of many people. And, if logic is followed, they will find it difficult to avoid more flak of a similar nature in the event of Crawley being unavailable for action.
The popular choice to have replaced Mark Ramprakash in England's top order would have been Ian Bell.
Popular because he is barely 20, rather than the wrong side of 30, and popular because just about everyone who has watched him bat seems to think he has a golden future.
Chairman David Graveney and fellow selectors Nasser Hussain, Duncan Fletcher and Geoff Miller are equally positive about the Warwickshire youngster's ability. Many observers - including former England captain Mike Atherton - would argue the timing couldn't be better for a Test debut at Lord's.
For Sri Lanka are struggling to acclimatise to English conditions and their bowling, without injured master spinner Muttiah Muralitharan, looks particularly unthreatening.
However, Graveney and Co want Bell to feel totally happy with his form when he first walks out to bat for his country.
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Four championship innings have yielded only 51 runs, and Bell admits: "I've still got a lot to learn. I don't think another season or two in county cricket will do me any harm at all."
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Eight years ago, it was Crawley who came to London, from Lancashire, to make a Test debut which most people thought would propel him towards greatness.
It didn't work out in 1994 with innings of nine and seven against South Africa and has never worked out, as it should have done, since.
After 29 Tests, the last of them in Australia in 1999, the now 30-year-old has a meagre average of 31. A much-publicised move to Hampshire has offered Crawley a new beginning.
Sri Lanka drew with Middlesex after the final day of their three-day tour match was abandoned due to rain. The tourists were 281 for four in their second-innings when play was halted.
Meanwhile, Lord MacLaurin is not ready to walk away from the top job in English cricket.
The chairman of the England Cricket Board since 1996 will finish his third two-year term in October and already has one declared challenger in Surrey boss Mike Soper.
MacLaurin said today: "I have the experience and determination to drive the ECB to its next stage of development."
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Over the top lads, for old Blighty! Hold the colours high!
Say a little prayer for me, for this summer day we die.
My brothers from the ripened field and blackened mill, shop floor,
Your brother in a killing field to fight a rich man's war.
In bloodied mud and shattered wood, fight legions of the brave,
Unwitting youth, you'll do your duty until you're in the grave.
A sergeant greets a fresh-faced boy, "welcome to the slaughter!"
Here you die from three diseases, bullet, gas or mortar.
In arms we fight together and in leaden hails we pass,
We die amongst the filth and stench that once was verdant grass.
"In the morning we will remember them" we hear the leaders call,
Those fickle words of history, will not remember us all.
Copyright © Howard Bull | Year Posted 2009
When hard times come they sit a spell,
Like kin folk come to stay
A-packin' troubles, pets an' kids
That always get 'n your way.
It's drought an' flood, an' flood an' drought,
There ain't much in-between.
You work like hell to make 'em good,
But still they're sorta lean.
The ranch went under late last year,
The drought got mighty tough.
The boss held-out a long, long time,
But finally said, "enough!"
So here I am dispatchin' cops
An' watchin' felons sleep,
In Junction, at the county jail,
A job I'll prob'ly keep.
The wife, she works at Leisure Lodge,
Where older people stay,
A-makin' beds an' moppin' floors
To earn some 'extra' pay.
Though "extra pay's" the term I used,
It goes to payin' rent,
An' after all the bills are paid,
We wonder where it went.
We hocked my saddle, guns an' chaps,
An' then our weddin' rings;
Then when we couldn't pay the loan,
They sold the 'dad-blamed' things.
We felt real bad a day or two
But then we let it go,
Cause it got Christmas for the kids
When money got real slow.
When hard times come they sit a spell,
Don't matter who you are;
They'll cost ya things you've set aside,
An' clean your cookie jar.
You'll loose some sleep an' worry some,
Won't pay to moan an' groan;
But hang on to your happiness,
They'll finally leave ya 'lone.
Copyright © Jim Fish | Year Posted 2005
The Park Bench
I wish I was a poet
With magical words
To make people see all of the absurd
Tears fly, paintings in pastel die
When we look into our mirrors
We sometimes miss
What love dumps upon all of us
We shed tears, for we forgot to shed fears
I have no legs, nor any crutches
So my voyage has ended
I only observe
Sadness upended
When goodness is confused
When gestures are refused
When the kiss that could have been
When a poets tear seems obscene
The one who hears is often deaf
The deaf sometimes have nothing left
If I could give a kiss away
I would give it to lovers with hearts that sway
Drawing love on paper in may
Copyright © arthur vaso | Year Posted 2016
The farm
and the porch light hums
the sound of another
orange dawn.
Burnt up – crisp
aching new reaches
of the imagination turn
from corn
to wheat
to the pungent shade
of dried blood on hands –
kissing corners of a mouth
never kissed.
Sweeping 'cross in whispers
two thousand years
and more, come
words on the flat-line horizon,
dripping sideways,
like a red cat's eye marble
on a circular seesaw
that knows no bounds;
rolling infinitely back
and forth -
ringing through ears that were once
in that ago (can you hear it?)
hearing the coming of a storm
being heard
by another set of ears,
in some other when –
some other marble.
When, speaks the unspoken.
When, treads where none may tread.
When, grips the barren outcroppings of space –
playing the unending moments –
where no other question hence forth
can grip.
Night sounds come in floods
of mauve,
and quiet apricot;
slicing through oceans,
where no ears hear.
The farm: echoing, lowing and fawning –
Trying to stay true
to form,
bleeds into the fibers of a dream
once lived –
recognizing its existence
through the act of a moment,
The girl turns to face
the enormity
of all she has yet to hear upon
the brazen, blazing horizon;
she strips down to goose bumps
on the skin
that God gave her;
opening her mouth to hear all
that she is –
breathing in the dawn
as it breaks.
The farm notes this coming.
The sky knows;
The wind knows.
The earth knows - relaxing
at her feet
through her soles,
resounding through the mouth
of the un-kissed,
breathing through this land;
humming through porch lights,
spinning through atoms,
sifting though heavens,
recorded through lifetimes,
and through into another's
open mouth.
© Kristin Reynolds 1/9/09
Copyright © Kristin Reynolds | Year Posted 2009
The Scarlet Letter H
Two Windows The Bridge Thomas Gordon
You could tell, He was an older man
You knew, With a nice smile.
One beside the other. He was always
They were, dressed Impeccably dressed,
In sheer outfits... Impeccably groomed.
One beige, One tan So when it happened,
Both stripped When everyone
identically. Heard it happened,
They had, they have, They were shocked.
Identical panes. His peers liked him,
Every moment His peers respected
Of every day Him. His demeanour
They looked at, Never changed.
The same identical The company was
Outdoor scene. Downsizing.
Every moment Thomas Gordon was
Of every day Deemed redundant.
They looked at, He gathered
The same identical His belongings
Indoor scene. Left immediately,
I suppose Without a word to
one could say Anyone. thirty five
At least one was, Years of his life
It takes a clear thought - a 360% forensic inspection
A battle well fought, to get to an accurate conclusion
At least one is, Ended abruptly. The
Redundant. But, Next day everyone
If you looked deeper Read about him on
These two identical The front page of the
Windows Newspaper. He was
Were, are far from, Trending on the
Redundant. Internet. so when it
When you opened Happened when
Both windows Everyone heard...
And only when He did not go
BOTH were opened Directly home.
An amazing On that fateful day
phenomenon occurred Thomas Gordon ran
A natural, soothing, Into a burning home.
Refreshing, necessary, He saved two lives
Breeze, filled the room. Without a thought
Oxygen to breathe For his own welfare.
They were, They are Apparently
Two windows. Mr. Gordon
Identical?- Yes! Was anything
But redundant?..., BUT redundant.
September 4 2015
Copyright © Maurice Yvonne | Year Posted 2015
The Library of Trust and Hope
The Bank of Trust and Hope
(Cant decide on title, so feel free to pick or suggest one)
She was all but four years of age
Birthdays were such magical moments
The cake was filled with candles
The balloons still in their package twelve on the table
Daddy daddy, I can not fill these balloons!!
They are not magic like you said!!!!!
Do not fret Maria, its daddy who is magical
I shall help you little one, let me see those balloons
Sure enough daddy blew up twelve white and pink balloons
Maria was in awe at daddy's magical powers
She knew her daddy would fight dragons to bring her but a smile
Maria knew she was safe in daddy's arms, oh what a birthday this will be
Maria was now ten years older
Fourteen years old and already filled with so many happy memories
On this fall day, home from school
There was grandpa in the back yard as usual
He was tending his garden of roses
When she was younger, he told her they were magical roses
Grandma would speak to him in his magical garden
From the heavens above
Now at eighteen, daydreaming in a coffee shop
A stranger picks up a rose from an empty table
A smile oozing in charm, stares into her eyes
This is for you, beauty for beauty
She was swept off her feet, in a whirlwind romance
They danced and dined, it seemed all on her dime
Until the morning she awoke, completely alone
Both lover and credit cards did abscond
Now twenty one, and wise to the world
Absorbed in her studies, somewhat colder than one should be for that age
A chilly fall day in an empty library
A stranger comes, giving her a drawing of a red rose
Hello he says! I drew this for you!
Oh no she thinks to herself, not another one!
Politely she smiles and replies thank-you, but I am taken
This stranger smiles right back and says, the drawing is for you no matter
The next week, and the weeks after, the same routine
He comes to her with a drawing of another beautiful rose
She politely declines his advances
Maria knows that a rose, has a stem, and that comes with pricks
The twelfth week and here he is again
What is the poor girl to do?
She is curious, and she can not quite help herself
She asks, from what do you draw such beautiful flowers?
He smiles kindly and replies
How about next week, I show you?
We can have a coffee, and discuss art
Hesitating she just can not say no to this simple gesture of kindness
They are walking along, and surprisingly she finds herself
Quite intrigued with the ease of their conversation
He takes hold of her hand, and says I live over there, the house in red
She has no time to object as he pulls her forward to the backyard
She stares in absolute shock and awe at what appears before her
Why its the most beautiful, wonderful, enchanting English garden she ever saw
You? she stammers, you made this?
He smiles shyly and says; well now you know what inspires my drawings
Now Maria is eighty and filled with both happiness and sadness
Her husband of all these years has passed on
To be with all his precious roses in the heavens waiting
She sits in their garden, remembering a life time of memories
She picks a single rose, and inhales its fragrance
Contemplating the wisdom's of life
I miss you so much my love
You taught me trust is earned and not given
Your love was my blanket of happiness, wait for me my love,
I am yours eternally
Dear Reader
I was lucky in life to have had a good upbringing. My daddy, showered me with love, but most of all he taught me that gifts were not objects, balloons were not magical, nor was he. I learned that what was magical is the time and effort he took to love me, and protect me and those memories I so cherish, but they also he showed me the values I hold dear in myself and those around me.
Then there was dear old grandpa. His garden was his passion, and I suspect that if I could have had more time to spend with him, it was really grandma's passion, and after her passing, this was the activity that kept him close to her soul. In that respect, I guess it was truly a magical garden. Whenever he saw me, his eyes would light up, he would pour lemonades and he told me such wonderful stories. Unlike many though, he listened to all my troubles and told me, that in life I had to learn some things the hard way, but that he himself knew for a certainty that I would find the love and happiness, that as a young women, I felt would be lost to me forever.
I re-tell my story for all the people out there that have lost trust in others, or have lost hope in humanity. You may have your heart stolen for awhile, someone can bring you sadness, but never let them steal your soul. Learn that trust is earned, not given, and never punish the rest of the world, for your bad experience, for ultimately it is you who suffers most. Be giving, kind and generous, with a strong will and mind. If someone does not respect you, then they shall never earn your trust, and that's how it should be. Be wise, be prudent, be safe, but most of all be open to love and kindness
God bless
Maria Sefue
Copyright © arthur vaso | Year Posted 2015
Is not the poem
Is not the poet
Is the observations
Is the emotions
Is the diversity. entwined
Opposing views always sought
Is the love
Is the hate
Is the sadness
Of losing to fate
Is the laughter
Of a child's dreams
Is the love
That is sometimes unseen
Except by the poet
Who in his lonely sadness sees
The beauty of all
That surrounds the depression in he
In Poetry
I died
Long ago
My heart something broke
I became cold
I cried
For childhood days gone by
I died
A million ways
Now I write
From down below
Where darkness is the sea
That I sail in eternity
Of in the distance
I heard the notes of a symphony
So now as I sleep
A thousand deaths
I hope
For that one musical note
To wake me up
Heart and soul
The ranch on which I hang my hat, though short on most the frills,
Is thirteen sections, give or take, of rugged trails an' hills.
We call it 'home', our little world, our very own frontier,
Amongst the cattle, sheep an' goats; the varmints, hogs an' deer.
Today I watched the breakin' dawn an' whiffed the mornin' air,
A time I often set aside for things like thought an' prayer.
A Mockin'bird an' Mornin' Dove, an' other birds at play,
Were there to sing an' set the mood to start another day.
This mornin' saw the strangest thing, like time itself had merged,
An' all the souls who once were here, appeared an' then converged.
In swirlin' clouds of mist an' fog, right off the bluffs they rolled,
Till all had gathered in the glen, the modern an' the old.
The Indians, conquistadors, an' other ancient men,
The soldiers from this country's wars, an' cowboys from back when…
They all had come from yesterday to help me understand
Our link with those who came before, to heritage an' land.
A crazy notion, so I thought, that they could just appear,
But as the morning went along the reason got real clear.
They rode along with me that day to show me things I've missed,
The things I've seen a thousand times an' some I'd just dismissed.
Those wagon roads of long ago, still evident today,
Are carved in rock an' rutted earth, not apt to wash away.
They linked the missions, forts an' towns those many years gone by;
An' left their mark for all to see, as modern times grew nigh.
The artifacts an' weathered ruins attest to yesterdays,
When others came an' lived their lives in very different ways.
We've seen their skill in arrowheads they honed from fired stone,
An' craftsmanship in beads an' tools they fashioned out of bone.
At ever turn and trail we took was something to remind,
The Maker must have had a plan laid out for humankind.
The Earth He made's been feedin' us a half-a-million years,
An' used it's wonder, force an' change to challenge pioneers.
I do not know if they'll return or if they'll feel the need,
But I'm prepared to ride the trail, where ever it may lead.
We all are spirits ridin' time with bodies of the Earth,
Whose time has come to take the reins an' offer up our worth.
The land has been the legacy we cultivate an' reap,
The life has been the heritage our father's fought to keep,
An' we are bound throughout our time with those who came before,
To put our hearts and souls to it, and make it something more.
Copyright © Jim Fish | Year Posted 2009
She sings in soft tones,
her magic exists beyond the obvious.
Listen closely to her wanting,
She is wrapped in a trancendent light.
A dreamer,
chasing white rabbits.
Grasping for the infinite,
with delicate hands.
A moth,
Dances within her luminosity.
Flying on yesterday's wings,
carrying smiles that are meant for tommorow.
Witness her as she waits to exhale.
A daisy chain,
tied around her wrist.
A future promise to be kept.
For within her spirit,
exists a burning passion!
She waits for one who is worthy,
of her consuming flame
Although she is unaware,
hers is a temporary sadness.
Happiness flirts at the edge of her dreaming,
waiting for an open window.
His shadow hidden behind frosted glass.
Shades of green,
turn brilliant yellow!
Buttercups dance around her feet.
Her laughter floats across the meadow,
as happiness runs to her open arms.
Together they skip, towards her apple tree.
For hers is a faith that trancends the temple.
Her spirit sought and found salvation.
He had been with her all along,
I can see it in her smile.
The rain has passed and sunshine now resides in her eyes!
Copyright © Richard Lamoureux | Year Posted 2014
Uncomplicated me
I thought I was coloured blind
free thinking and kind
with an evolved mind
Loving and accepting
of the ones I find
Yet my blindness
Is that of privilege
I'm just a visitor
in the Global village
From my narrow thin mind
there is too much spillage
Although so many
are forced from their homes
My life seems carefree
I am deaf to the groans
Brown women wearing veils
that can't protect them from stones
I live in a white washed place
No "Freedom Marches"
for men of a different race
Yet, if I look back and trace
there are darker stories to face
We all took part in shameful things
Yes, we share in the disgrace.
Highways of tears
Rivers of shame
There's always
someone else to blame
Residential schools
Each child got a new name
They were forced to forget
the place from where they came
Prisons filled
with black and red skinned men
They can't forget
this now or that then
Promises and promises
but who how and when
Or will their children
have to live it all over again
So yes
No longer colour blind
With the opening of my mind
I let colour seep in
Starting somewhere different
today I begin
Because I know
it shouldn't be
just the privileged who win!
For SKAT's premiere contest.
Copyright © Richard Lamoureux | Year Posted 2016
it was the sixties
we were young
we were going to change the world
spin it like a basketball on our finger
take the three point shot
win the game
we had great leaders
john, robert, martin...
the planet was singing
with the purity of a four year old
The ants go marching two by two;
The little one stops to tie his shoe,
it started raining bullets
our optimism soured
slightly at first
and the grassy knoll
and the sniper
and the magic bullet
john was shot
jackie squirmed
we sat on the edge of our seats
The ants go marching four by four;
The little one stops to shut the door,
John F. Kennedy was assassinated
The ants go marching five by five;
The little one stops to take a dive,
years had passed, five
look before you dive
the civil rights movement gathered
to fight for their God given rights
the right to be treated as humans
exactly that...humans...no more no less.
to listen to the man who had said
"Nonviolence is a powerful and just weapon
which cuts without wounding and ennobles
the man who wields it. It is a sword that heals."
the man who stood on the hill speaking
"I have a dream today!"
The ants go marching seven by seven;
The little one stops to pray to heaven,
Boom, boom, boom, boom!
Martin Luther King Jr. was shot
and my God it rained
it rained salt
as a nation black and white cried
The ants go marching nine by nine;
The little one stops to check the time,
time for the rise of Bobby
Hoorah! Hoorah!
Boom, boom, boom, boom!
i wish he could have ran faster than the bullets
they murdered John's brother
Robert F. Kennedy was dead
the sixties where almost finished
and i wondered
if the world would ever be the same
I marched away buried my face into the ground
To get out of my pain.
great leaders lost
words that radiated
radiate hope
America was
the envy of the world
it's two thousand sixteen
and we have sunk so deep into the dirt
i know we can't Trump this disaster
have you ever heard of fools gold
we have a choice
our lives count
remember the ants
nature's banner is blowing in the wind
don't make
the little one shout
March 16 2016
Copyright © Maurice Yvonne | Year Posted 2016
Door to Nowhere
Royalty have Chateau's
With moats and drawbridges
Artists have colors
Paints and brushes and dreams
The poor have soup
And Marie's gateau's
The lonely have open doors
To nowhere
I let my baguette go hard and stale
So I could stab myself with nourishment
As my blood flows slowly
Through that door with no hope
I with no rope, fade away
I would like to talk about "nothing"
It is a most peculiar word
I have heard it used so often
The way it's used is often absurd
I'm told there's "nothing" to worry about
Yet I worry about "nothing" for days
I try to stop worrying about "nothing"
and why "nothing" inside my head ever stays
There isn't another word for "nothing"
With "nothing" only "nothing" can compare
When a woman speaks about all her clothing
How is it possible she has "nothing" to wear
When she tells me I'm "nothing" short of amazing
What in the world does that "nothing" mean
If that "nothing" is really something
If I look will that "nothing" be seen
We are told that everything comes from "nothing"
A "nothing" theory that lacks evidence
A Big Bang and a boom from a "nothing"
If an explosion is something
Is that why "nothing" makes sense
So if "nothing" in the end becomes "something
Then "nothing" is "nothing" at all
Just a word that causes confusion
"nothing" can be big or quite small
If "nothing" can separate us from God's love
Please keep "nothing" away from me
For if I settle for "nothing"
It will separate me from eternity
So you can see why "nothing" is a problem
I am "nothing" if I can't be me
"Nothing" in the end is perplexing
For "nothing" is a mystery!
Copyright © Richard Lamoureux | Year Posted 2015
Why oh Why
A Collaboration between Seren Roberts, Tim Smith and Arthur Vaso
Poem inspired by Seren Roberts
Each poem written from a different view
The Murderer
The Murdered
The Mannequins who witnesses the crime
Why of Why
Lovers Die
Mannequins Cry
Sat, with his head in his hands
Remembering how love had once been,
Now, because of his stupidity
He was on his own, solitary again
Remembering, how love had been,
Behind the bars he now calls home
He was on his own as before and again,
Realizing, he was such a petty bitter fool
Behind the bars he now calls home
His mind, aflame with tears of regret
Realizing he was an utter fool,
To have stabbed her to death in a bloody pool
His mind aflame, with deep regret
Why... did he buy a knife that day...why?
To have stabbed her to death
Cause she had given love another try.
Oh how he wishes, its he that had died
Lovers Die
I linger with the scent of flowers
cascading over what was once spring showers
Your red hands drip passion
long since cooled
darkness surrounding you has lifted
and only I can see the light
Why couldn't you leave
a girl clamoring to be free
dressed in a burnt orange skirt
driven to the stake with your hurt
Words were written on the wall
but all you did was erase it all
Twisted as the knife turns
in a cell your hell burns
Mannequins Cry
We have no faces
We have no voices
You think we have no feelings
You see us as objects in commercial spaces
We saw the hidden knife unfold
We saw the young ones stabbed so bold
Pain is the emotion that frightens us all
Mannequins crying, tears running as we see her crawl
When the blood flowed
When the redness of hate showed
We with no faces
Shed tears at the human disgraces
Such young love so brutally robbed
By the jealous and lonely one, made us all sob
He regrets I am sure the hate that overflowed
Life's so torn it can't be sown
I write poems because it's fun
And I'm not the only one
It's an outlet for verbal expression
A hobby and not an obsession
I'm an amateur, not a pro
Thankful there's someplace to go
Where others like myself
Can write without seeking wealth
An opportunity for me to learn
Gain confidence in return
Friendly contests sharpen my skills
Winning is a personal cheap thrill
Not everyone feels the same
For people like me, that's a shame
They're always causing dissension
Complaining and seeking attention
In their high chair, they bang their spoon
Grown men crying childish tunes
The food that once filled their belly
To them is now tasteless and smelly
I say, find another place to eat
Let us amateurs compete
Nobody's making you stay
You don't play well with others, anyway
Bland food doesn't suit your palate
Over here you're wasting your talent
Why stay here and eat slop
Since your talent's so over the top
Copyright © Daniel Turner | Year Posted 2016
I am the ring around Saturn
spinning words as particles of ice and dust
with the power to transcend
I am the original chosen to be right here right now
transmitting verbal frequencies
through speaking my thoughts into existence
I am the heir of omnipotence,
born with a direct connection to profound abundance
The one whose words will age, yet still have substance;
since there are no boundaries attached to my pen
I am constant energy
Translating personal experience into imagery
Vulnerable to tyranny,
yet i continue attempting to share some truth
through this abstract language of poetry
I am the core
I am that I am more
I am the Divine Presence that is the Source of my rewards
I am the green you get when you mix too much yellow with the blue
That shade of gold you get when the sun resides into darkness
and when it ascends in the dawn burning dew
I am the transition between the third and fourth dimension of time;
the love you feel when you realize how it feels
I am the poem that is abstractly direct
because I write beyond limits
absorbing frequencies from 3 to 8 hertz
through meditation for several minutes
I am the one bridging the gap between
the analog ascension and the direct connection to spirit
The one who is love
because I am a descendent of it
I am the rhythm that the wind blows
I am the beginning and the ending of stories told
about the universe and how miracles unfold
I hold the power to accept judgement from those who will do just that
Not knowing that I am them in the absolute reality of me
Judge that
I am knowledge beyond measure because that is my right
So I continue meeting the different parts of me
when I meditate and write
Who am I?
Copyright © humble b | Year Posted 2012
Standing firm
we live
we give
we take
we learn
we strive to make sure
each day enlightens us
and brightens us
even as light fades to gray
may we keep fighting
with two swollen feet
beneath the body and soul
experiencing trials
and intense life lessons
meshed with stresses
may we persevere
turn off fear's song
may we stand firm
as we glide along
through shifty winds of change
that may cause things to sway
but we hold true
inside the values and morality
we stand for
fall for nothing
may stumble along the trip
may swerve at the wheel yet
do not lose our grip
because no one
can eclipse the sun
everyone heals
before they're done
Just when situations arise
flooding us with pain we despise
and just when it seems like
our tear ducts are dry
from ongoing cries
we may think
things are on the brink of ending
then God shows us the ways of faith
by way of love that he's sending
Standing firm
we live
we give
we take
we learn
we make sure
every day enlightens us
and brightens us
as each day takes its turn.
Copyright © JSLambert Mister ROBOTO | Year Posted 2012
You can't make someone love you all you can do
is be someone who can be loved.The rest is up to them.
No matter how much I care, some people just don't care back.
It takes years to build up trust, and only seconds to destroy it.
You can do something in an instant
will give you heartache for life.
It's not what you have in your life but
who you have in your life that counts.
You can get by on charm for about fifteen minutes.
After that, you'd better know something.
It's not what happens to people that's important
it's what they do about it.
Always leave loved ones with loving words.
Either you control your attitude or it controls you.
Heroes are the people who do what has to be done when
it needs to be done, regardless of the consequences.
Money is a lousy way of keeping score.
Just because someone doesn't love you the way you want them to
doesn't mean they don't love you with all they have.
Regardless of how hot and steamy a relationship is at first, the passion
fades and there had better be something else to take its place.
Never tell a child their dreams are unlikely or outlandish.
Few things are more humiliating,
and what a tragedy it would be if they believed you.
You must be able to forgive.
No matter how good a friend is, they are going to hurt you
every once in a while - you must forgive them for that.
No matter how bad your heart is broken
the world doesn't stop for your grief.
Our background and circumstances may have influenced
who we are but we are responsible for who we become.
Just because two people argue, it doesn't mean
they don't love each other and just because
they don't argue, it doesn't mean they do.
Two people can look at the exact same thing
and see something totally different.
No matter how thin you slice it,
there are always two sides.
You can keep going long after you think you can't.
Even when you think you have no more to give,
when a friend cries out to you,
you will find the strength to help.
It is hard to determine where to draw the line
between being nice and not hurting
people's feelings and standing up
for what you believe.
Credentials on the wall do not
make you a decent human being.
Writing, as well as talking, can ease emotional pains.
The paradigm we live in is not all that is offered to us.
(This is my own personal rewrite or version if you will of a common
post on the internet with many contributors and credited to Anonymous)
Copyright © Maurice Yvonne | Year Posted 2014
Authored by Chuck Keys
It had no color,
Lacking shape, size and dimension.
It wasn't moving or breathing.
There was neither aroma nor taste, not here or there.
Touching was useless because it wasn't physical.
It was indistinct and limitless.
Thinking multi-physically
Multi-sensually and multi-psychologically
It wasn't here or there and it was.
With no distinction,
It looked like everything else,
Or it could not have looked like everything else.
It never made me feel good nor bad,
Nor happy nor sad
Nor quite nor trite.
In our world of joy and destroy, we sort and distort,
Looking more on the surface and less on the inside,
Ready to judge and be judged from outside in.
The "oneness" of mankind stretches beyond definitions and limits,
From outside to inside and from inside to outside.
We are one distinct and alike world of "oneness."
Differences exist for differences,
Therefore, differences don't exist.
Only "oneness" exists.
This poem is dedicated to Dr. Clayborne Carson and The Gandhi-King Community,
For Global Peace with Social Justice in a Sustainable Environment.
Copyright © Chuck Keys | Year Posted 2010
Oh Democracy,*
You, most desirable bride among
Political systems,
Your suitors many have been throughout
In every part of the world, you were the one
They were after
You declined their proposals, despite the fact
All suitors, to charm you they have tried,
With great honors and by putting your name
Next to theirs, to allure you to sanctify their
Biased politics
The oligarchs
The Despots
The Tyrants
The dictators
The totalitarians and
Many more
Have declared themselves your fervent
Admirers, your ardent devotees to you and to
Your eternal principles
By wrapping themselves in your
Heavenly gown and calling themselves your
Beloved ones
But you unyielding remained
You knew that no one has succeeded to measure up
To the ideals your wise father, SOLON,** has set
And to the glorious values with which he
Nurtured you, those superb principles:
Of Virtue
Of justice
Of ethics
Of freedom
Of equality
Of autonomy
Of self-knowledge
Of responsibility
Of lack of self interest
Of the paramount devotion to
The common good and the happiness
Of the people you serve!
It is for that reason, you, oh Democracy,
Seldom have shown any favoritism to any of
Your suitors, for all fell short of
Your lofty aspirations
You were, unfortunately, for very
Lengthy periods of time mistreated, neglected, subjugated and
Exploited by your pretenders:
The immoral
The unjust
The dishonorable
The Ignorant
The power thirsty
The war mongers
The money seekers,
Chose to ignore all that you stood for and
Disregarded the common good and the
Happiness of the people they supposed to serve
For to promote their own interest and those of
Their cronies
Ruining the chances of any true democratic
Society to be established
For that reason, oh Democracy, I understand you now
Why a spinster, you, have chosen to
© Demetrios Trifiatis
* Democracy is the combination of two words: Demos and Cratos . Demos means the People and Cratos means Power so Democracy means " Power to the People." It will be helpful to read my poem " THE BIRTH OF DEMOCRACY" for a better understanding.
**The concept of Democracy is deeply rooted in the Greek Psyche! We see it in the Mythology where Zeus, the supreme God, is just "first among equals" Then appears in Homer's poems but the father of Democracy is asserted to be Solon, the Athenian who was one of the seven wise men of old. Solon, 7th –6th centuries B.C. was the theoretician that established Democracy. Solon considered the pillars of Democracy to be Justice and Virtue. So every politician should be Just and virtuous and his main objective would be to safeguard the wellbeing and happiness of the people and that of the state's plus the wealth to be distributed justly among the citizens. Knowledge, responsibility, self-control, self knowledge, sacrifice, equality, had do be characteristics of every citizen. Plato said that "Virtue worth as much as all gold that is possessed by all people put together and all gold that is still in the ground." To that Aristotle added that " every politician has to be forged on the anvil of virtue."
Copyright © Demetrios Trifiatis | Year Posted 2014
The End of Love
A secret grief rips apart all that was
Slaves to the sexual caresses of time
Stallions in black gallop gallantly in fields
Of spring full wishes
Thou seeith the birth of love
Naked hopes surrounded by sweet perfumes
Seduced by the gods or by demon fools
Dancing, towards our own charades we sing
Funerals consume autumn's dead poets
The gravestone cold and gray
We hug it like a long lost friend
One may see a battle lost
The other a battle won
In November we reminisce the soldier and singers too
Didst you know I was a prostitute?
Selling my soul to the hourglass of eternity
Foolishly hoping to sleep upon her breast
Shivering as others seem to fall right at deaths door
Brimstone, black and rose
The underbelly of St Laurent
Youthful boasts as the old man in cane hobbles
Generations sailed down the main
Some seeking solace others finding fame
Vaguely the recollections appear
Visions inside dreams inside the darkest fears
The end of love is near
For the hand above is reaching
As I float to the end of time
Enchantment in the crypts
Ravens dancing as they consume our mortal
No smiles, no sleep
Thou did knowest I'm surely certain
The dance of death
Only to be followed
By a piper
And angels violins
Rags and shrouds, kiss them all goodbye
In Memory of Leonard Cohen, a fellow Montrealer, 21 September 1934 – 10 November 2016.
For God so loved this sinful world, He gave us all His son;
That we might live with Him one day, when life on Earth is done.
No greater love was ever known, no greater gift bestowed,
And for the love He sacrificed, no greater debt's been owed.
The time was short for Jesus Christ, but what He gave mankind
To lift our hearts and save our souls has yet to be refined.
The grace and style in which He moved through politics and fools,
Has paved the way for paths we trod through worldly ways and rules.
His teachings spread throughout the land, His miracles renowned,
He only had to touch a life to show His love was sound.
Two thousand years have come and gone since Christ communed with man;
And with his dying saved us all, to serve God's ancient plan.
He rose from death, as He had said, and proved His word was true,
That life eternal waited those who choose to suffer through.
Salvation came that fateful day, the Bible tells us so;
And time has shown that through God's love the weakest spirits grow.
Now, modern times are hard on us and cause us all to doubt,
For change is there at every turn, and Satan's always out.
It's now we need the love of God, for always, as before;
Just lift your heart and ask for it, and see what lays in store.
It's through God's love we handle change and how it makes us strong
In ways we deal with worldly things and sort the right from wrong.
For change is just another way the Lord sees fit to use
To make our days seem fresh and new with paths to take and choose.
It's by our faith we live our lives and seek a brighter day,
And how we find the confidence when doubts get in the way.
But most of all it's happiness that faith's been known to give
When our misfortunes come to cloud these modern times we live.
We need not fear what God has wrought. We need not know His plan.
We only need to know He's there, and love's in store for man.
Just think the words you'd ask in prayer, and ere a sound be heard,
His perfect love will fill your heart before you've breathed a word.
No greater love was ever known, no greater gift bestowed,
And for the love He sacrificed, no greater debt's been owed.
But God forgave our debt to Him, we live in grace today;
The greatest love you've ever known is just a breath away.
Color me white, or color me black. Color
me brown, or color me red. Color me
yellow, but color me to be just me.
Color me anyway you want. You are the
artist, you know what to do, just capture
my beauty and let it show through.
My beauty is not on the outside for everyone
to see. My beauty comes from within and
few people have seen.
Color me with the colors that you so much
love to use and when people see this painting,
they will see themselves in me.
The people will ask you - why did you put so
many colors on me and you will tell them - because
the beauty I did see.
The painting is now finished, the artist has done
his job. A painting of many colors, that he is very
proud of.
The colors bring beauty to the painting on the
wall, but if we were all colored blind - we wouldn't
see any colors at all...
Copyright: written by
Lucilla M. Carrillo
I wrote this poem because through out life
I have seen a lot of injustice done, because
of who we are , or where we came from. We
did not choose to be who we are, or where
we came from. God chose that for us. I don't
think God made a mistake when He made us.
He had His reasons. We are who we are, that
can never be changed. We live in this world.
We are God's Race...
Copyright © Lucilla Carrillo | Year Posted 2012
The easel beholds a half finishing painting
The paints beside have all hardened
Pain reflected in the partial emptiness
Staring back at that gathered crowd
The sun melts on the canvas page
Creation explained in elapsed rage
Notions and pleas from dried paintbrushes
Strewn across the almost barren floor
One to the other in whispered voice
I wonder if this would have been his choice?
Empty wine bottles twirling in light
Beside the dead body, a painting just right
There lies Art
In repose
His final painting
His last prose
Copyright © arthur vaso | Year Posted 2017
you spin
the elements of your life
in a vacuum
like a snake
in perpetual hibernation
no light
no truth
no reason
no soft air
to touch you
where living weeps
to unwind itself
to begin feeling
the one thing
needed to unravel
its lonely existence-
a touch
of selflessness
how do you do it
I wonder -
not knowing
how to give
or receive
the easiest moments
of every day
Copyright © maggie flanaganwilkie | Year Posted 2005


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"Anything that gets your blood racing is probably worth doing." Hunter S. Thompson
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More than the everlasting spring, you are my everlasting love.
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Colors, Patterns, Culture... Beautiful Guatemala.
God gives His hardest battles to his strongest soldiers.
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And it was there, with sweat running down my face,
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"I created this world for you. I love you. Hang in there!"
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For me, that was a call to dive
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Let's go home!
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But even from the depths of the city flowers still blossom.
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When people ask me where I want to go next
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"Try to be like a turtle, at ease in your own shell."
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It was in this moment that I realized my dreams are as big as an ocean,
and getting here was just part of the adventure.
It was such a beautiful experience,
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"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking
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that your are standing in one of the Holiest places on earth.
- Colossians 1:16
Photo by Gabriela Serrano
"Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has
the courage to lose sight of the shore."- Andre Gide.
Photo by Elvia Pinzon
Just as a sunset turns into a sunrise, our college
life can turn into an unforgettable experience
Photo by Franchesca Garcia
"You have an ocean of opportunities waiting for you.
As the captain of your life , chase them and you will
find out how amazing and diverse is the world you live in"
"Happiness depends upon ourselves"
Endless roads, Barbwire fences, Crumbled crematoriums
Photo by Jae Huckaba
"You keep on making me see,
It's way beyond me"
Photo by Janae Cantu
"Hallelujah, grace like rain"
"I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me
will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."
Photo by Justin Trujillo
Let go, live free, jump under a waterfall:
experiences are what you remember the most.
"A Smile Breaks Down Barriers"
Photo by Karina Ramirez
"Humans Adorning the Louvre"
Photo by Karina Ramirez
"I was such a cute baby, I don't know what happened to me "
Photo by KC Nkalari
"The desert is the theater of the human struggle of searching for God." - Jan Majernik
Photo by Lilian Estrada
"On earth there is no heaven, but there are pieces of it"- Jules Renard
"There's nothing more beautiful than the way
the ocean refuses to stop kissing the shoreline,
no matter how many times it's sent away." - Sarah Kay
Photo by Margie Guerra
Even though it is an underdeveloped country,
Guatemala is rich in architecture
and hardworking people.
" We must travel in the direction of our fear."-John Berryman
Photo by Marie Lebois
Rudolf Bing said "We are similar to a museum. My function is to present old masterpieces in modern frames."
"Nature never hurries: atom by atom, little
by little, she achieves her work."
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
Photo by Morgan Markham
" An arch consists of two weaknesses, which, leaning on each other, become a strength."
-Leonardo da Vinci
"Through travel we learn; through adventure we grow"
Photo by Valeria Robleto
"Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go." — T.S Eliot
"Every bridge you burn is one less that might have
been there to help you cross over life's troubled waters
in your time of need." -Josh Hinds
Photo by Alex Lewis
Allons-y! Vamos! Let´s go!


text:
Supported Catalysts and Their Applications: RSC by David C Sherrington
English | 22 Jun. 2001 | ISBN: 0854048804 | 284 Pages | PDF | 32 MB
English | 22 Jun. 2001 | ISBN: 0854048804 | 284 Pages | PDF | 32 MB
Providing a snapshot of the state-of-the-art in this fast-moving field, this book will be welcomed by industrialists and researchers.
The need to improve both the efficiency and environmental acceptability of industrial processes is driving the development of heterogeneous catalysts across the chemical industry, including commodity, specialty and fine chemicals and in pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals.
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