The Java Jew

[Monday]

O God I think I am the Java Jew
how does this all comply with you
I know the bible has it fixed
but I suggest we get it mixed

One part that documents the past
which surely will forever last
but we also need a section
for our daily life's reflection

Look at these people on their way
they all have got so much to say
some chapters need to be renewed
without the living to be sued

Please allow us open source
we promise not to make it worse
look at us we're not in panic
that we find life to be dynamic

And for a start I hold some bins
to remove all sorts of sins
they have been too long a terror
for we're destined to trial and error

[tinderella]

This is a passionate percolated piece of poetry, that pinpoints the pointlessness of praying to a particular power promoted by people.

I loved it!

[Lion of Lions]

This is a passionate percolated piece of poetry, that pinpoints the pointlessness of praying to a particular power promoted by people.

I loved it!

Prunes, pickles, parsley and pineapple. Have to go, I need a p

[tinderella]

lol.... potatoes, pork chops and peas for me today, followed by peaches. A pleasant picnic for this pagan.

[Lion of Lions]

lol.... potatoes, pork chops and peas for me today, followed by peaches. A pleasant picnic for this pagan.

dis peach
dat poached egg
dese pringles

A pukey picnic for this pope

[tinderella]

lets hope the java jew is not piqued at our passover proverbs.... Its just a prank

dis dat dese dose.... a class irish act always pronounces her th's perfectly

[Lion of Lions]

lets hope the java jew is not piqued at our passover proverbs.... Its just a prank

dis dat dese dose.... a class irish act always pronounces her th's perfectly

pleeease, I was poking at the pukey "poem" about dis peach, packed with piss-poor pretentious piffle

[tinderella]

tickled pink that your poking was not at my pronounciation. Pals

[Monday]

What a P-Orgy ! Though I miss Ponderosa, Prosac and Prose.

[Lion of Lions]

What a P-Orgy ! Though I miss Ponderosa, Prosac and Prose.

"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked. ..."

I've never rated that much as a tongue-twister.

The simple "Irish wristwatch" beats it hands down.