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A ransom note
by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER
Sunday, November 01, 2009
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Poetic justice, or the devil incarnate?
yeah, you guessed, from whence he came,
Edvard Georg, his christian name, I should have known, to good he was to be true , that alone his cover should have blown,
and the that huf in the wooden shoe,
and the halo on his head, how phony can you get,
and then too, when all the women in undress, he'd with holy water bless,
then defile them one by one, it's sure near rape, he had a gun, then all these vultures came from hell, on Hallows Eve, there with him dwell,
his castle too it is too strange, I nearly lost my way, you can't find it in the light of day, well I could go on, but my papers are now burning, help!


 

 
 
I was going to say,
In my weird and weary way,
Folks I’ve gone to hell,
I stumbled, slipped,
When Georg me tripped,
Despite my loudest yelp,
Not a Christian there to help,
Witches, heathens, ghouls and all,
I am the only one to fall,
Suspicious you ask; you bet,
Why not Ma, or Georg instead?
Anyway, I am negotiating,
I’m debating,
With the second in command,
The first is not at hand,
He’s out for Halloween, to find,
Among them all, some of his kind,
He won’t be long; he’ll have his fill,
Despite there’s millions out there still,
Would you not say then, what I said,
With you I’d make a bet,
Not one in hundred will you find,
Of this ,so called, Christian kind,
Your ransom is outrages, don’t you think,
For help rely on Georg, that fink,
Heartily he laughed, and said I know,
This makes it funny so,
You want a hundred, for one wee me,
In convulsions now he is, heeeeeheehee,
I tell you what he said in a satanic smile,
Hang in and wait a while,
Again he burst out laughing loud,
Louder now for help I’d shout,
Hot times upstairs, I could hear it well,
Dancing frolicking, not hear me yell,
You’ll be here for good that devil grinned,
You dared, against the devil sinned,
A ransom note, I quickly wrote,
Up to you the updrafts float,
When it up the chimney flew,
Now it’s up to you, and you,
If not, so long it has been fun,
The devil sure again has won,
So long, unless,
A hundred Christians would confess,
Their sins in hell my fate redress.©01/11/2009
 



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Reviewed by Jerry Engler 11/12/2009
You fume poetically well, Jasmin, lots of allegory. I'll count myself a Christian wanting you out of the pit......Jerry
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 11/2/2009
Sorry changing that road signs...you went right to hell? man, how gullible a sucker can be!

EDvard

PS. PeeWee make me do it!!!


Reviewed by Eugene Williams 11/1/2009
Woo what a thought very intersting in all its symbolism very good
Reviewed by E T Waldron 11/1/2009
Jasmin if yo're in hell,and Georg isn't, what am I supposed to think?
I can't help you out until you tell the truth,who really started this fight between you and my Bro, Edvard? tiger lily
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