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Terence George Craddock

The Saga Of A Convict Lass

Such a nice girl
funny she never married.
Such a nice girl
money purchases only pearls.
Wisdom Sentimentality Sincerity.
Are free
inflating hearts that can be
above treacherous currents
embroiled
in bitter misty
dark green sea.

Past waves sucked out marrow
chilling chipped raw bones
stripping striped
flayed flesh.
Balsam rubbed in hardens
shuddering residual resistance.
As gashed groaning flesh
rigidly resists

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I Would Go Up To Jerusalem

It is Friday morning
the Holy Day in Islam
I would enter into the
ancient city of Jerusalem

Oh Holy City to Judaism Christianity
Islam all three worshipping the one God
all three recognizing the same almighty God
as creator of heaven and earth and all life


I would enter into the
ancient city of Jerusalem
yet every road leading up is blocked
every street closed off by Israeli police

they do this to protect me
they do this to keep my blood
from staining their innocent hands
they do this to keep me safe from harm

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Out Gunned By A Single Cell DNA Rocker

Amoebia Dubia approximately
200 times more DNA than a human
being of ego essential character.
Genome human 3.2 billion base pairs.
The largest sequenced genome known?
At present a one celled animal traveller.
Counting up in genome base pairs we have
E. coli 4.1 million, baker’s yeast 12 million,
a worm 97 million, a fruit fly 120 million base pairs.

Continuing with our count up define
a flower arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana) 157 million,
a bat (Rhinolophus ferrumequinum) 1.9 billion,
a snake (Boa constrictor) 2.1 billion
an Asian barking deer (Muntiacus muntjak vaginalis) 2.5 billion
us humankind (Homo sapien) 3.2 billion
a frog (Bufo bufo) 6.9 billion
amoebia (Amoebia proteus) 290 billion
amoebia (Amoebia dubia) 670 billion base pairs.

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Reconstruction Left Iraq No Electricity

Reconstruction left
Iraq no electricity
no clean water why?

Tony Blair claimed
reconstruction need
not be rushed.

NATO the military
intentionally targeted
Iraq's water system.

Six years of occupation
later 2009 only oil plus pipelines
had been fixed properly?

Why was humane providing
essential water electricity
to Iraqi's not important?

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Become A Person Of Value: Vote Peace

It was Albert Einstein who said
'Try not to become a man of success,
but rather try to become a man of value.'

I forgive my humble point, fail to see value,
in nations press gang forcing their top league
nuclear physicists into race creating insane;

weapons of mass destruction to obliterate
foreign flag civilian cites filled with victim
men women children military maps targeted;

propaganda sold to herd morons tax supporting,
believing in first strike winnable nuclear holocaust.
'M.A.D. not meaning insane but Mutual Assured

Destruction.20 megatons a bomb equals
a thousand Hiroshima's.' Manhattan Project
Trinity Test Gadget plutonium bomb atop;

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There Is No Road Back

Do not look to that place of birth.
For the world, we were born into
does not exist in present manifestation.
Past world was archaic its stagnant wastes
unable to stand upon themselves;
without storms which generated
passions of climatic creative process.
Past was lost irretrievably in time of youth
before first tentative step of our leave taking.

Subtle atmosphere which cloaked past plains
dissipated before an errant wind of variant forces.
Still journeying into unknown destinations,
scattering unsettled residue irretrievably apart
in unreachable irrevocable alienation.
Who could unravel threads to solve the riddle
inherent, in the inexplicable nature of each?
What sequels will be brought unyieldingly forth,
as resultant consequence of indelible actions?

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What Did Neil Armstrong Find?

‘Hey diddle diddle,
The cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon, ...’

What did Neil Armstrong find?
When he became the first man to
Walk upon the surface of the moon?

Cow bones. Asphyxiation. No oxygen.
To jump so high so high to die lonely alone.
Dreamers must always chase impossible dreams.
Dreams like pie in the sky gold at end of rainbow.


To jump to the moon
is easier than
climbing to the starry sun.

We burned in the climb
burned when getting

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What Is War?

God what is war?
To me the question is killing.

God when will war end?
Perpetual war unending is killing.

God why is war written down back into dawn of civilizations?
In museums I trace weapons of war back back...
past Ancient Rome Greece Egypt
to Ancient Persia Babylon Sumeria.

God why do the weapons keep getting bigger bigger bigger to inflict ever more hateful wounds?
Weapons of hate keep screaming screaming screaming tearing tearing flesh apart in ugly gaping gushing
heart rending painful wounds!

God is the question of war perpetually renewed without cessation not answered in full yet?
Every age race civilization, from stone age to space age, has fought wars wars wars wars!

God is it not proven yet, that humanity loves war, greed, conquest; more
than a love of peace?

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A Moment Of Transition

In all lives
where great character
is attained...
comes a moment
requiring
exceptional transition.

Sometimes
historically to achieve
something revolutionary...
profoundly better
something imminently bad
must transpire first.

Not to recognize
the necessity
effort required...
to alleviate
inhuman pain
is an inherent evil.

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Jonah Forced By God Warms Assyrian Nineveh

Jonah an Old Testament prophet
from Galilee his story takes place
between years 780 B.C to 760 B.C.

Assyria was a powerful evil nation
Israel's most dreaded enemy foreign.
The Lord spoke unto Jonah told him

to go to Nineveh capital of Assyria
to preach to warn sinful Ninevites. Jonah 1: 2.
Jonah by God's word commanded

told to warn the Ninevites to repent
or suffer judgement for wickedness.
But Jonah disobeys the will of God

Jonah plots swiftly high tales it out
180 degrees in opposite direction
Jonah boy child brought back to life

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