Halloween is over
And all the spooks have won
We didn’t scare away the undead
And now are overrun
Whatever shall we do?
Are we all going to die?
The dead have risen
Every thing has gone arry
All because of you ladies
Dressing up all sexy
Sure, I like seeing cleavage
But it is in no way scary
Because of your unbridled beauty
We now all have to pay
I’m sorry you didn’t realize
Halloween is about scaring the spooks away
As the last of humanity
Hides in holes around the world
Eating on the candy
From our trick or treat spoils
We might think fondly
Upon your wig’s pretty curls
Or upon your sexy body
Which was practically unfurled
I truly hope you take comfort
As the ghosts roll unchecked across then land
That we all got a great view
Of your scantily clad rear end
You thought it was all about fantasy
So you dressed up as the sexy cop
The Eve of All Hallows has passed
And dead bodies rise instead of drop
But the worst part about it all
Besides all the dying, dread, and fear
Is that we won’t be able to see
What you dress up as next year....
--Dan
--Want more Poetry? Check out my Poetry Collection Page!
A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Showing posts with label funny. Show all posts
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Friday, November 1, 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Small Town Drama is Small Town Entertainment
There’s something odd about the ‘human condition.’ The fact that paranoia and silly unsubstantiated fear can completely override logic. All this truly rears its ugly head when people watch Fox News, but its prevalent everywhere in life.
Its strange to me that people will believe what they want to believe when shown facts and amazing evidence to the contrary. Sure, I COULD be talking about religion, but I’m not. I do remember a conversation with a woman who said, “Well why couldn’t everything have just ‘started’ six thousand years ago?”
Its strange to me that people will believe what they want to believe when shown facts and amazing evidence to the contrary. Sure, I COULD be talking about religion, but I’m not. I do remember a conversation with a woman who said, “Well why couldn’t everything have just ‘started’ six thousand years ago?”
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drama,
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funny,
humor,
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misinformation,
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
The Difficulty of Humor
Humor is an amazing little trait. Its hard to say that its natural, when so many people work so hard at it, and achieve it. But it does seem to be something that some people have naturally. I personally have to work at it, just a tad, when I’m writing.
It seems that I’ve been writing far too serious stuff for me to calmly interject humor into just anything I write. Which is sad, because I’m pretty humorous in person. I partially wonder if it’s a thought process thing, since writing to me is so far removed from talking. Both are quite natural to me, but this writing thing feels a bit different because its more of a monolog.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
(poem) A silly poem about Blogging
Blogging
Its all about the passion
Even if it is
All about fashion
To sit right down
And write an essay
Throw it on the Web
For everyone to read today
Maybe it will inspire
Maybe people will smile
Some hope to make a change
To push people the extra mile
Some are amazing to read
Some are horribly bad
Its public expression at its finest
Nothing could make people more glad
Freedom of Speech
A heck of line
Look up blogs on the Internet
Know that its going fine
Though some people get censored
Some get flamed out
Others rise above
And blog about their cat
Either way it goes
I’m enjoying this experience
To simply write away
And try to make it make sense
--Dan
--Want more Poetry? Check out my Poetry Collection Page!
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Science Fiction Fan
I enjoy science fiction. I really don’t understand why some people can’t. Einstein said that the “true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.” To me that proclaims that what human’s can dream up, is close to what human’s have achieved. It keeps us looking to a future that might be, and inspiring those who have the knowledge to put it all together.
Even if some of it is escapism, such as John Carter, it still has some significance. The ability to sit back and enjoy someone else’s vision has such interesting artistic merit. Star Trek was a great place to have people think about what the most promising theories now could look like in the future.
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