Monthly Archives: August 2016

Brainwashing is how one person describes a wedding

(because that person got scarred by marriages that turned out depressing). I wish that person would see the good in matrimony; I also wish that person was not so lonely.

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A voice command device was receiving demands (from its user sounding LOUDER, more SOUR, and DAMNED).

What it was being told: it seemed to not understand. Frustration was what the user of that device felt. Perhaps that person should rely more on the self instead of the things that others promise and sell. Luxury can make … Continue reading

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Silhouettes of trees are what someone sees.

Those trees are really dark sideburns and hair above them grows like leaves.

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What if a frustrated wannabe inventor of the very first jump rope

was in fact the originator of the very first nunchucks?

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Siamese silhouette twin trees are what someone sees.

Those trees are really dark sideburns connected by hair or “leaves”.

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On 8/26/16, the Milpitas Post published 12 of my poems

(“Discovery”, “Dark Mustache”, “Meteor Shower”, “9”, “Begins with A”, “Movie”, “Left Behind Bag”, “Hair Braid”, “Magnifying Glass”, “Bubbles for a Beard”, “Introductory”, and “Empty Stapler”, along with 10 poems from the Peaceful Poets group that I proofread for and moderate) … Continue reading

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A green light for a stopped driver was unknown. Instead of noticing that light, he was focused on his phone.

The motorist behind him wanted to go, was blocked, and felt wronged; so the driver that’s on his phone received a honk. Flowing would be the traffic if he wasn’t distracted. One driver’s failure causes others to be impacted. Towards … Continue reading

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The pigtails of a distant woman appeared thin, shiny, and metallic.

Those pigtails are really earrings; to keep calling them pigtails would be invalid.

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A receipt paper roll and a toilet paper roll

both appear related and might share a similar role. They could be tossed or go to a hole. This observation may (or may not) be droll.

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Haiku about Receipts with Coupons

Long and unwanted receipts with coupons can be like toilet paper.

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