#unconditional-acceptance

"UPS [10w] Women at work judge the UPS man by his package."

"A Poem Must Have an Accomplice If you cannot bamboozle the reader into becoming a willing accomplice to your artifice and collusion the poem won't fly."

"What Teenage Boys Do On Their Computer All Day [10w] ctrl alt delete ex-girlfriendcut paste Penelope Cruzpost Facebook"

"God vs. Satan [10w] Why can't God and Satan get along?They're both detail-oriented."

"Tofino, Canada Haiku Free flowing clothes,Strumming guitar on the beach.Still my baggage follows me."

"Tortuguer Costa Rica Haiku Lora Sea TurtlesInvade to beach to lay eggs.Locals invade the eggs."

"Dysfunctional vs. You're One Fucked Up Bitch [10w] "Causing pain's the only way you know how to love."

"As Dead As "Nothing's changed at my place of birth.It is as dead as I remember leaving it."

"Rules of Etiquette [10w] Rules of etiquette are pretend manners for the lower classes."

"Charity [10w] Contentment over your life is the best aphrodisiac for charity."

"Teenagers [10w] Teenagers are the lone survivors of a ruthless hormonal holocaust."

"Proof Proof of God's existence is as silly as proof of love's."

"Love and Death [10w] A person who lives without love chooses death by default."

"Hanzō Katana Poetry A poem should be forged and folded to perfection like a Hanzō katanaand as gentle as the mist it cuts through."

"Coins [10w] Statesmen whose faces are on coins are amenable to change."

"New Year's Resolutions New Year's resolutions shouldn't be about doing new things;it should be about stopping to do the shitty things you're already doing."

"Say This to Her/Him and Just See What Happens... *I want to kiss you in places I've never kissed you before."

"Wheels of Change Discontentment is the wheels of change.You can either add some grease to bring about change faster,or run in front of them in protest,and be crushed by them."

"Depression Busy people have neither the time nor the swimming skills to take a divein a pool of depression."

"Frivolous Gossip and Poetry It's just so much frivolous gossip to dwell upon the moral merits of a poet;what should only concern the reader is the merit of his words.Leave moral judgments to the preachers and aesthetic judgments to the critical readers."