A short satire of American society based off the format of "A Modest Proposal" by the Irish satirist Jonathan Swift.

Something that I’ve been working with lately is how poetry relates to me and how I feel about it. In some cases, even the most simplest of poems are the most complex. Which is why, I like to stick to basics in regards to content so I don’t lose my readers. I also put some of my sarcasm into this poem as well. I’ll leave it to the reader. Comments are open.

A humorous poem for the Thanksgiving season.

Written a few years ago during my daily "math devotion" time.

Short poetry.

Short poetry.

Short poetry.

No one in his right mind will attempt to steal a Stallion belonging to Osama. Not, until two youths wandered into the village one day. Nobody knew where they came from, but they were teenagers about 17years of age. The two decided to steal Osama’s Stallion.

An imaginary editor responds to an imaginary writer.
A prediction.

One male goat – a whole herd of females so why is he so unhappy?