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I have a little pet
When I cry his eyes look sad,
When I smile he wags his tail
I love my mom and daddy,
Joyce Guy
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Get up chicken,
The cow gives butter
Sheep give wool
God made the world
Joyce Guy |
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Jesus would you help me tie my shoe,
Or would you teach me how
To loop the strings and tie the knot
As I try it now?
Would you help me comb my hair
And wear a smiley face;
Help me put my toys all up
And keep a neater place?
I thank you so for loving me
And helping me be good.
Could you help my best friend Jack?
I really pray you would.
Joyce Guy
Come little kitty cat,
Take a nap with me,
We will lay on mama’s bed
Still as we can be.
First we’ll yawn and stretch awhile,
And then we’ll settle down
And think of all the fun we have
When we get up and play around.
We will thank our dear friend Jesus
Who gave us to each other
And watches over us as we play
Like He’s my older brother.
Joyce Guy
One month later, in Mexico,
I prepare my gun on the go.
I have another mission,
Another part of my employer's vision.
In a hotel I see a fellow,
Dressed up in a suit of yellow.
I burst in on him and he starts to shout.
I'm telling my employer I want out.
The man draws a gun from a hidden holster.
I bring up all the valor I can bolster.
We shoot at each other and I get hit.
I never would have expected it.
There's a bullet in my chest. I'm going down.
But all I can see is his frown.
Blood pumps toward me. I got him too.
I slip to the ground and say, "Got you."
I lie there and feel my pulse drop.
I just wait to hear my heart stop.
As my body goes limp upon the floor,
I release the controls and head for the door.
I've been here most of the day, but now I'm done.
That was my last quarter, and it's gone.
The following poem was written by Jennifer after the family made a trip to the local public library. Pornography is available, and can be seen by children passing computer screens in use for this purpose by wicked people. Her family is protesting, as you will find in her poem.
Safe Place?
Jennifer May
In the library, there is an escape from the world.
In this haven of wisdom, evil daily prowls,
Nasty and slouched, he sits at the desks,
We walk through the room, look at each screen.
The staff on duty could do nothing
Tis a place where insults are not often hurled.
But now lurk sick things, shameless and evil.
Behind which hide works of the Devil.
Computers provide many paths to knowledge,
Including much of that which parents discourage
In the shape of one pervert with hair 'round his
jowls.
In a hooded overcoat with pajama pants,
He looks like he should be in the dirt with the
ants.
He resembles a tramp thriving on muck,
Or a redneck that would drive a truck
He drools while watching women with bare breasts.
Round the stage they dance and cavort,
While he revels in this disgusting sport.
If you don't believe me, I tell you it's true.
I have seen it, and my brothers have, too.
Curiosity drives our eyes to sites we've seen.
When my brothers saw the screen of this pig,
From across the building, I heard eyeballs get
really big.
I rushed to find out what had transpired,
Found the pervert to porno wired.
To rid us of this object of our loathing.
So, we're going to a higher power to get some
control.
To eliminate porn is our main goal.
Rather than give the jerk a much deserved pounding,
We're taking away the library's funding.