The spirit of Old Jack
come hither to see this queer sight
no need sir to shiver with fright
the ghost in the corner
tis little jack horner
his plum was too large for one bite
The spirit of Old Jack
come hither to see this queer sight
no need sir to shiver with fright
the ghost in the corner
tis little jack horner
his plum was too large for one bite
The spirit of Old Jack
come hither to see this queer sight
no need sir to shiver with fright
the ghost in the corner
tis little jack horner
his plum was too large for one bite
The hilt of his sword shattered. The giant brutes towered over him. Shaking, he stood. For this nation, he fights. For this people, he dies.
To emerge from his cacoon of blankets as a butterfly or to rot and become ashes, he didn't care. If only this day would end.
Twas a smashing party and all of us were well and truly shnookered. That's when the old bloke from Surry started dancing on the tables.
The tires sreeched like a hawk tearing through the sky. The headlights flared like lighter fluid poured on a fire. As for me, i ran.
Clutching the pistol in his deformed right hand, staring angrily into her cold blue eyes, he let it slip from his fingers over the railing.
Here's something I wrote the other day. Tell me what your interpretation is of it: Tears of Angels Crying A single wave tossed in a stormy sea Wails goodbye to the sun as it dies on the foam The brilliance receding in tendrils of red As waters rise up in a dreadful plea The wind strikes a fury to shatter the dome Screaming in darkness like songs for the dead Yet seagulls alas squawk a new decree Like a traveler at last finding sight of his home The light has returned from which all will be fed ____________________________ Pax Domini sit semper vobiscum, Paul A. Myers |