The Ultimate Evil Electronic Chapbook

By Brado Creamed Corn

a truly deviant electronic chapbook for the real underground scene. Electronic chapbooks The Falls' Prophet The False Prophet & Sometimes You Love To Kill People compiled together for ultimate evil.

A collection of lyrical poetry written by brado creamed corn, the front man of Niagara Falls, Ontario’s punk rock band Malickis Happy Corn Club, and producer of the Electronic project known as the Fallen Robots. Suggested for mature audiences only. Recommended for immature audiences of 18 years old plus. A truly deviant chapbook for the real underground scene.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brado Creamed Corn
• Release date: May 8, 2011
• ISBN: 9780981138121

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The Ultimate Evil Electronic Chapbook

written by: brado creamed corn author: Bradley R. A. Pine

Copyright Bradley R. A. Pine 1993

Published by: brado creamed corn recordings Publishing at: Smashwords

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DEAD LOST

lost in a world without

normal human perception

slowly stalking an unknown

humanoid: watching and waiting

now the moment to confront

the extra-terrestrial life

we meet, talk: any hits?

surely enough the most alien

species indulges those

perspective altering narcotics

being free to a new aura

of life, my newly found friend

and i consumed drugs – we

coasted off to a weird world

of great peace and tranquility

(brought on by tranquilizers)

where all was balanced in a

free flowing care environment

desired needs: gimmie-a-fixes

were totally killed off

the alien and i became one with our

surroundings all of this one being

individual to the same scene

a component of a puzzle creating

universal harmony through unified

culture: an art's masterpiece and as gods of no care

critiqued, i had found satisfaction

my lifetime achievement through a stranger, for i had

touched death.

DEAD LOST 2?

i think i'm dead i don't know though

do the dead think? i've never been

dead before so am i wasting

precious time now? i wonder if

i should have some expectations

maybe death is something i have

been involved with always and so

i am my own demise i hope

that's what it is but what does that

earn at this point? i can't share that

thought with other ones because they're

either dead like me or alive

and out of reach i guess i'll just

lie here like a dead-dead object

no more worries but what about

the others i've left behind? oh

well