Convinced or Confused?
Today is yesterday’s tomorrow; that’s clear,
Today is tomorrow’s yesterday; yes, that’s fair;
Yesterday is the day before today, that’s my call,
The day before tomorrow is today; quite on the ball;
“Day before yesterday” is yesterday’s yesterday; come
again,
Yesterday is “day before yesterday’s” tomorrow, what a
strain!
“The day after tomorrow” is tomorrow’s tomorrow; right
somehow;
Tomorrow is “the day after tomorrow’s” yesterday; confusing
now.
A Cracked Head
If perchance it hurts your head,
Be assured, you’re alive, not dead,
If somehow you can’t feel the pain,
Check to see if there’s a red stain.
The Sound of the Clock
Listen to the clock
Do you hear tick
tock?
Listen again!
Does it not click?
It appears to be going tick, tick.
It’s just the sound you think you hear,
It’s all in the mind; to me that’s clear.
When Blue Is Not Blue
When the sky’s blue it’s a delight,
Yet when I’m blue it’s a fright,
What colour blue is my frame of mind?
And the blue of the sky what is its kind?
Here of Late
Late may be recent or it may be time,
May refer to the
dead as one may define,
One who dies early may still be late,
Matters not the age, late is the state.
Diseased or Deceased
Deceased and diseased
sound pretty much the same,
They can be related but not of the same strain,
For the one who is diseased is still alive
But the one that is deceased awaits his last drive.
An Addition to the Alphabet
Why must we cross “T’s”
and dot “I’s”?
Why not cross “I’s”
and dot “T’s”? Oh my!
Then my “I’s”
be “T’s” and my “T’s” could be
Some brand new letter in the ABC.
Bang off Target
What a Big Bang!
Out of nothing, a clang!
Suddenly the world came to be,
Formed by itself all that you see.
And could I believe this fad,
I really would have to be mad.
Shun Big Bang
What an explosion!
What a delusion!
Some jumped to a conclusion
Big Bang caused fusion.
Pardon my intrusion
into your confusion,
I rather take creation
instead of evolution.
I Still Wonder
About the dish
and the spoon,
About the cow
and the moon,
About Hickory
Dickory Dock,
About Bo-Peep
and her flock.
Did anyone save the spoon?
Did they chase it to the moon?
Did the mouse get up the clock
In time to find Bo-Peep’s
Flock?
Stewart Russell © 2013
The Nature of Powder Soap
It is really Fab
To watch the Foam
Gazing from the beach
Though you’re all alone.
Or the swelling Tide
In the evening Breeze
Ebbing and flowing,
It’s a moment to seize.
Due to my madness
I couldn’t take my pill
After it had dropped
In a bucket of Sudsil.
One Religious Sect to Another
Said one
religious sect to the other that be
You’ll never be happy you’re too Sadd-u-cee
The other replied you’re no better than me
You are long lost and much too Phar- i-see.
A nearby sect who thought he could Scribe
Said they were foolish; both sects he denied
Yet did not believe in the Jesus that died
Though he saw him on the cross crucified.
A Note to the Religious
The religious
hope to find God some day
But trust not
Jesus who shows the way
The only
mediator between God and man
Outside of him no religion shall stand.
The blood of
Jesus is all too precious
To the saved
not the just religious
Religion can never change the heart
The cross of
Jesus is the place to start.
Stewart Russell © 2014
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