Tuesday, February 24, 2004

Speculated - generated from Spam SuperVixagra
2nd. Poem
February 17, 2004


WALK TALL and BE YOUR OWN MAN
I know you can


Speak out,
Shout out
in loud speaking voice
in contempt
of chameleon doctrines
in the guise
of approval
of fruitious revenues,
great monitories for only
a few.

Against the controversial,
indissoluble effects
of non-nutritious foodstuff
in the common market.

Altercated, adulterated,
chemicalized with
additives and dyes.

In addition,
societies,
mothers
wonder
why their children cry,
complain
and misbehave.

They cannot learn,
they don’t discern
and sit with
brains a slumber
under
the asphalt of
computerized games.

The fraudulent hover
with spiked teeth
waiting as the
henchmen in Leavenworth
begin their execution
signaled at the
sight of the
unsuspecting,

the uniformed
and the apathetic
with tired eyes.

Tired, tired,
from the work and toil
of the kingdom of
condensable
Americana.

Tired
of bygone castles,
dreams
and embargoes
built by our
now geriatric fathers.

Trying to espouse
their auspicious ideals
that make our bellys
remorse.

Fingernails scratching,
clawing at the
precocious, the ingenious,
the meaningful,
and the
praiseworthy.

Bringing society
down
to the sea
of tumulate tears.

Brothers and Sisters,
take steps without
the leadened weight
of conformity.

Walk tall in the
russet corridors
of the giant redwood.

Alone
with your doctrines
of the epicurean
held close to your hearts.

Walk that beat of the
imaginate drummer.

Let surprise be
deliberate to your
eyes
once you’ve
taken that walk.

Tip-toe
not so silently
upon the rubble
of disparity.

Say no,
shout it out
to the cures of the
pharmacology.

Instead,
run,
gallop
to the fields
of
herbal wisdom,
the foundation
of all pharmacology.

Hail Caesar,
be healthy
wealthy
and wise.

Embrace
with feeling
your
sagacious mate
with the salubrious
return
of Eva.

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Words used: loudspeaking chameleon doctrines approval
Fruitious monitories controversial indissoluble effect
nutritious foodstuff common market asphalt fraudulent
hover henchmen levenworth execution signaled
apathetic kingdom condensable americana bygone
embargoes geriatric fathers auspicious belies remorse
fingernails precousity ingenious meaningful praiseworthly
down corridor redwood doctrines epicurean imaginate
deliberate rubble disparity gallop Cesar feeling sagacious
mate salubrious return Eva asphalt approval sea europium
leaden exudation

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