The Most Sensitive Election Ever

This will be my last pre-election post. For 28 years I have been watching the elections, and have worked in several campaigns, including 3 years as a County Election Commissioner. In my life time, I have never seen an election where political activist have been so emotional. Often when the election is over, people go own with their lives. However things may be different this election year.

If Obama is defeated, his supporters will become bitter and hostile. If McCain losses, the constitution will be seeing it’s final days. So far the liberals have taken many of our liberties from us, such as the right of life for the unborn, and restriction on guns. In this election cycle, we have seen Acorn corrupt the election process. Right now we have one liberty which will be in danger if Obama wins. The freedom of speech.


The other day when the Florida anchor asked Joe Biden a tough question, the Obama campaign decided to shun this station. Is this what we will see under an Obama administration? Will the only the reporters, who asked soft easy questions, be allowed in his presence? Will talk show host like Bill O’Riley and Rush Limbaugh become victims of federal regulation? It is very possible.


Our Founding Fathers laid down their lives, so that we may be free. If Obama wins, all this could be taken from us. If Obama losses, his supporters will always be bitter. After Nov. 4th, America will never be the same. No matter who wins the White House.

Dionne Warwick: A Tribute

The Piglet in the Pumpkin

The pumpkins were bigger than washtubs
And the farmer feed his piglets
One piglet dug a tunnel
As he ate his way through
What a sight that was
After working
In the patch
It brought
Smiles


This is a nonet based on a story my Grandfather told me.

Trembling In My Boots

Cold winds blew through the cracks
Sounding like a mad wolves howl
Upon the wall was a bloody ax
Outside I could hear the hoot of an owl
This place was a living nightmare
Filled with the scent of dead newt
My heart was filled with despair
Trembling in my boots
Spending my money on a haunted house
When I'm afraid of a two-inch mouse

Alley of the Vampire and Unicorn

Blood
Reeks from
The Vampires domain
A dark rat infested alley
A brave unicorn enters stabbing the vampire’s heart
Smoke cleared and rats scattered as red roses grew along the unicorn’s alley


This is a Fibonacci for Halloween.