Friday, December 23, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
LIFE, LOVE & LOLLIPOPS
Random Writings.....
Beer & Women, Guys & Wine
It’s Saturday night, and so the games begin.
You never know who you are going to meet,
When simply walking, down the street.
As any guy knows,
Life ain’t much, without beer and women.
Some think of it as a curse, I say it’s far worse.
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Now, look over there, wow that’s a fine nurse.
Great legs and my, what a perfect chest.
Another pint mate, but don’t make us late,
I’m off in a bit, for I got this great date,
With this red headed one, man she is so much fun.
Drinking her wine, she plots her crime,
Like all the rest, she’ll put him to the test.
If he wins, he’ll do more than grin,
If he fails, well he’ll just be another male, enjoying his ale,
And on the look out for more great legs, and perfect chests.
Fancy lines are a waste of time,
Women aren’t impressed,
and will leave you like a ship in distress.
Trying too hard, just won’t get you far
But just why do we spend all this time dating?
When we all know, we’d rather be mating.
Not to be forgotten
No more children lying in the street,
No more hunger nor suffering from starvation,
Together, the world united as one nation.
Instead of lives full of greed,
We are able to ensure all lives may feed.
An end to this bleeding,
No more children needing.
Every three seconds, another death beacons.
We can go to war over oil and fight,
Yet we seemed to have ignored those on African soil and their plight.
As Bob alerted us back in ‘85,
This just ain’t fair and surely we all do care.
Here in 2005 again we still face this shame,
Hopefully the leaders remember their promise to put things right,
Sufferings continue night after night.
This poverty must come to an end,
Giving them aid and plenty of free trade.
This is what our friends deserve.
Many lives have been lost,
Many more will continue in this sad vain,
We have a choice, and most of us speak with one voice.
The humanity I’m watching on my screen,
Tells me it’s time for a real change.
This poverty and sickness must come to an end.
Let us make this curse become dispersed,
And ensure they’re not to be forgotten,
Since in the end it’s on us they all depend.