Poetic Shades of Life: The Final Scripts
By Mr. Bad
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Mr. Bad
Mr. Bad is a father to three children and a US Army veteran who has served duties in Europe. He is bilingual and speaks both German and English. He is a fanatic for sport cars and beautiful women, and he enjoys exotic places. He is a person who is educated, talented, serious, and one who is enjoyable to be around.
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Poetic Shades of Life - Mr. Bad
Contents
Introduction
Shadow of a Woman
Behind Closed Doors
Crazy and Lazy?
Broken time Piece
Water Only
Looking for Mr. Goodbar
When she is Eighteen
Golden Fingers
The Sharks and the Mermaid
God’s Will
Operator 911
Mistaken Identity
Hollywood’s Finest
The Devils in Disguise
Mail Please!
The rat’s Delight
Sheri
Freight Train
Snapper Rapper
Eyes on You
Our Hearts are True!
Song Birds that Weep
Analyzation
For You
Battle-lines
Heaven or Hell?
Freedom!
Broken Record
Wicked Witch from the West
Land of Eden
Hamster in a Cage
A long Wait
Homeless
Sunset
Fact or Fiction?
The time is Coming
Play it my Way
Not your Supreme?
The Unknown
Home
When the Truth Comes About
She is an Angel
In the Night
Day of Victory
The Government
CSI
I’ll Knock for You
Long Recipe
Tweak from a Twine!
The Final Scripts
Introduction
T he poetry that is contained within this book is a sequence of events and is to be acknowledged in the future by those individuals, who have been involved to create this book, whether it be a fable, fiction, non fiction, a figment of my imagination, or just the plain truth. This book, which I call The Final Scripts is intended to be a final edition of poetry to my previously written books, Poetic Shades of Life 1, 2, and 3. My intention is to provide the truth, insight to things that have happened, belief in my sanity, and even embarrassment for others. My interest in poetry began, after I returned from a comfortable living style in Germany.
Upon my arrival in The United States, after my divorce and returning again, my brother granted me rights to live with him, his wife, and his children, until I could reestablish my grounds for myself. I began working at a fast food restaurant as a cook for two years, and I was attending the university at the same time and enjoying chat time on the Internet through the use of my own computer, as I did my homework always late at night. I started entering sweepstakes and lotteries through a web site called, EZSWEEPS, and thereafter, I started receiving telephone calls from Canada telling me I had a parcel with my winnings, which was at the office of the customs and that a payment needed to be made. The telephone calls then led me to trouble with my brother’s telephone bill because then I was owing approximately three hundred dollars in rent and telephone bills and I got thrown into homelessness and out on the streets of Toledo.
However, after being homeless I then became a stay at a man’s apartment who also worked for my same employer and I was still attending the university. I then also sensed being spied upon outside my classroom door, by what seemed to be my daughter, along with the law and I was also hearing that I won some amount of money. I then during my stay at this man’s apartment, doing homework by myself, tried to have a go at my Japanese instructor, who was my teacher at the university in Japanese language classes. I sensed in the heat of this all that I was being followed and it upset me, so I had been yelling in anger because I felt harassed. The man who I was living with was to me strange in his ways about having the door open at all, but then he began to leave the door cracked open all night with the chain latched that was upon it. It seemed to me that someone was watching me all night, as I slept, and it seemed pretty creepy to me. My stay there became unpleasant, as I sensed my daughter was spying on me, after I had called her in Germany. I was then led again to homelessness and I believe this man also had enough from the dumb behavior that my daughter was playing.
My further adventure led me to falling grades, quitting school, mental stress, and living with a Spanish friend and his family, after sleeping in my vehicle in winter without any heat because of a heater core defect. So, I then took part in a Spanish household renting a room and I still sensed and heard that I was being followed and talked about. My stay there then seemed to end because of whatever reason, which then led me to homelessness and sleeping in my automobile with a defective heater core again.
Thereafter, I became a job at a local convenience mart where the owner was an Arab and at the same time I was also employed with a previous employer from the temporary service agency, without the agency. At this time I was offered from the previous employer to rent a three bedroom house by myself, which I did. At this time I was still being followed and yet by more individuals, a young blonde and her parents were pondering upon me. So, at this point, I had what seemed to be the detective’s office, my daughter, the Japanese woman, and a young blonde girl behind me and the stress started to accumulate.
It then became apparent that my daughter had got herself involved with the Arab individual or owner of this convenience mart, for whom I worked and trouble began to role. I had confronted him several times with questions of knowing and willingly hiding facts about my daughter perusing me, but I was told that this was not true and maybe there was something wrong with me.
As time went on and I was working for my Landlord and this convenience mart, the Jordanian individual, I started hearing people outside my house joking around and spying upon me, as I wrote my poetry, which came to be mostly about them. They were outside my house and there were always different individuals and