Second Harvest
By Don Agey
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Second Harvest - Don Agey
Copyright © 2019 by Don Agey.
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Rev. date: 10/30/2019
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CONTENTS
Vernacular Angst
Retired
Off Track
What Mind?!
Lost n Found
Respite
Gaff Prone
Silly Is….
Locution
Destiny
Uh, Sure!?
Epic Failure
Ouch!!
Kerri
Yucky Monday
Exiguous
Spooky House
Asperity
Rise n Shine
Which Road?
3 Months
Free Will
Looking Back
The Athlete’s Foot
Feign it!
Bumpy Road
Samhain
In Search of…
Party on Dude
Our Father
No Reason Really
Reality Check
Tremors
Quagmire
Unwound Journey
Chasing Ephemera
Walking With…
Rusty Sieve
Psych/ot/ic
Dredging
Heady Stew?
A Linear…Not
Thawesome!
From Scratch
Divine Aria
Errant
Quandary
Friday Night
Snooze Cycles
Vacuum
Work of Art
Catch-Up
Why Lord
Movin’ On
Lottery Fever
Siren’s Call
Nightmares
Great Expectations
Bumps in the Night
Hazy Lazy Days
Psalm 23
Arrival
It’s Not All That
Extrance
Complex
A Notation
Pondering
The Light at the end
Cast Adrift
Hollow Places
Little Stalkers
A Sonnet
Accidence
A Linear Progress
Paradigm
Most of my writing experience has not been that bad; I have never thrown anything. I have, on occasion, expressed my frustration with a few colorful bits of verbiage. I admit they were both colorful and loud. At one point I did hear my cats scurry from the vicinity. Ya know, I’m not sure how well insulated the exterior walls are, or the windows. ….sigh
Vernacular Angst
I sat in this room attempting to write this
With what was a great lack of success
The whole thing approaching an abyss
And the whole structure was a real mess
The references I had could not help me
Or direct me to a reference that could
That I drank to sustain was not healthy
But it numbed what was not as it should
The words may have been tripping lightly
Out somewhere in a remote distant place
And the few that appeared were unsightly
But they quickly fled with an uppity grace
I sat in this room struggling to write this
With a small modicum of pallid success
Though my main achievement was this;
Object throwing and swearing to excess
Limerick
I walked with a guy named Larry
Had a box he toiled to carry
The bottom fell out
Stuff scattered about
The look on his face hilari – ous
Retirement is not all it’s cracked up to be; It’s better! If there is one word that more than defines my retirement and most of my attitude it’s procrastination! Now don’t get me wrong there are some things that will not be put off….but…. Elan; vigor, style, flair, panache (I’ll let you look that one up) Execration; cursing, swearing Another little ditty about….uh…Oh! about forgetting why I entered a room, opened a cupboard…you get the idea. There are a few scattered in this book and as I get older there may be more.
Retired
My present life has become quite the mess
And also a touch unruly
Having dumped the stress; slain the duress
It freed up a lot you see
There’s much that needs doing…and I will
After the essential naps
And the reading, the vegging and I’ll chill
In the occasional lapse
I toiled long at my job with verve and élan
Maybe not a lot of zeal
Work was a chore from the day it began
With no aesthetic appeal
Every new day just dragged like the rest
Except for the rare vacation
I toed the line according each one my best
And duly upheld my station
I’m ignoring the more execration prone
Work is a four - letter word
I give every praise to the title that I own
As a masterful lounge nerd
Cold Case
I entered the room with a purpose
That fled when I paid no attention
Somewhere a room with a surplus
All filed under ‘Lack of Retention’
The truth is out there, but it is becoming so hard to find. Any lie, to be believable, must have a grain of truth in it to make it work. Any and every politician, and lawyer, can take a bit of truth and twist it to fit their need. The truth is so fragile and it can so easily be tweaked until it is nothing but another sound bite.
Off Track
The truth is out there
Or so I have been told